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Need help with HAF 912

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manny1222

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I need to cut holes to add two 120mm fans on the bottom of my case. It's a CoolerMaster HAF912. What is the easiest/cheapest way to go about doing this? I've been checking out hole saws on the menards and lowes website and the size I need (or I think I need - 4.75 inches) gets up there in price. Please correct me if that's the wrong size, so I don't mess things up.
Why cut holes you say? I plan on watercooling my rig in the future (when I'm able to afford it). I intend to have two 240mm rads, one on top for cpu and one on the bottom for gpu(s) :D. In the mean time, I'm going to add two fans right now to the bottom (I'm thinking Ultra Kaze 3000) to feed a lot of air to my 670 ftw to hopefully get temps lower.
 
You could always use a protractor and a jig saw. But you'll probably need to do some filing to get the holes to look perfect if your picky.
 
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