Hey, well A while back I went ahead and bought a new case for my computer, I so far have enjoyed it but the airflow is a problem. There are two 80mm mounting spots in the front just under the front panel but the front panel is solid.. so its sorta pointless to have two fans trying to pull air out of nothing..
Below are two quick pictures of my case that I took, the first being the inside of the front panel and the second the front of it.
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k45/saber862/P8068913.jpg
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k45/saber862/P8068912.jpg
After thinking about this for a while, and not really wanting to run my computer without the panel on,
I think the best Idea is to cut it somehow and make it have the chance of some airflow.
I have read some tutorials on how to do such thing, but I just cant think of a way to do it... Im really bad at designs and if I take out the button area and cut two holes for the fans then I dont know how to "finish" it up.
If anyone has comments or a suggestion for me, it would help out a lot.
-saber
Below are two quick pictures of my case that I took, the first being the inside of the front panel and the second the front of it.
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k45/saber862/P8068913.jpg
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k45/saber862/P8068912.jpg
After thinking about this for a while, and not really wanting to run my computer without the panel on,
I think the best Idea is to cut it somehow and make it have the chance of some airflow.
I have read some tutorials on how to do such thing, but I just cant think of a way to do it... Im really bad at designs and if I take out the button area and cut two holes for the fans then I dont know how to "finish" it up.
If anyone has comments or a suggestion for me, it would help out a lot.
-saber
