I posted most of this in the watercooling section, but thought I would put the new revision here.
I cut out the tray behind the cpu for easy removal of the cpu bracket for tinkering, and used a hole saw to cut two holes for cable management.
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Dont be fooled... It's not a Koolance radiator! Its a Feser X-Changer Triple 120 radiator! I modified the original Koolance fan shroud removing a little metal at the front and back, and mounted 3 Sanyo-Denki Ace 120mm x 36mm fans. Of course I had to use the Koolance riser to get that thick radiator some clearance so it didn't hit my top video card! And it looks cool too.
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my shop assistant, Trinity.
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Some logisys cold cathode fan lights in front, with Noctua NF-S12 1200 rpm fans all around for some quiet airflow. Case temp is only 3-5 deg F above ambient most times. Many times, If air is circulating in the room, case temp matches ambient.
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