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Installing WC and moving Hardware

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portege

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I'm mainly looking at WCing the Lian 65. I am thinking I could put my HD in a 3.5" bay, remove the casing for the HD, and put the power supply in its place. After doing this, the entire top section would be available for me to install a large radiator. Has anyone tried this or can I get some input?
 
go with the pc7 instead..

keep the PSU where it belongs but drill a nice large hole in the wall and run teh cables back behind the mobo, then just leave the top two cd rom bays open and mount a radiator up there.

take the HDD rack out of the bottom and put the pump and crap down there..




OR if you want to get really trick check out that magnum external PSU... then you could have the entire top for the large radiator and the bottom for the pumps and crap as well.
 
I'm more worried about keeping my 5.25" bays than hiding my wires. Appearance, while very important to me, is second to functionality.
 
portege said:
I'm more worried about keeping my 5.25" bays than hiding my wires. Appearance, while very important to me, is second to functionality.
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a good wiring job can be functional for things like airflow.
 
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