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    nice tutorial.

    now correct me if im wrong here but that backplate is gunna be sitting right against the back of the pc case..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lestat
    nice tutorial.

    now correct me if im wrong here but that backplate is gunna be sitting right against the back of the pc case..
    Yes, you are right. I have four little scratch marks as a result. As mentioned, the (round) bolt heads touch the motherboard tray because they protrude beyond the plate rather than sitting flush with the surface. Hence the need to replace the bolts with countersunk versions as was intended by the designers (given the countersunk holes in the backplate) and the addition of Nylon washers to the motherboard standoffs.
    Last edited by GAM; 09-02-2006 at 03:53 PM.

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    Thanks everyone for the 'thanks' and 'praises'.

    Bigger job than expected (the guide that is).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lestat
    nice tutorial.

    now correct me if im wrong here but that backplate is gunna be sitting right against the back of the pc case..
    Further info/evidence:
    A countersunk head would sit flush and not touch the motherboard tray.

    Last edited by GAM; 09-02-2006 at 06:31 PM.

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    Arrow Part 2 - HSF-Duct Mod

    Now also available for viewing:

    Part 2 - HSF-Duct Mod (Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6, ThermalTake Big Typhoon):
    http://www.gam.net.au/dq6-ttbt/duct.htm

    Please express your comments and feedback on this concept. I believe it has merits.

    Note, unfortunately I can not provide any test and analysis data as the motherboard died shortly after putting it all together (no reflection on the mod... I hope )

    Enjoy :thumbsup:
    Last edited by GAM; 09-02-2006 at 11:00 PM.

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