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CYberDruid · 07-03-2005, 01:33 PM

I was studying that case with similar plans in mind the other night and see the radiator at the top back by the vent--maybe a fat core single 120. I have a production G4 coming from SwifTech and last night put together an aircooled Sonata for the wife--with a faness Heatlane Zen cpu cooler by Heat Tronics--really really quiet PC--the drives are louder than the single exhaust or PSU.

But the wierdness in the Sonata is the nonremovable baystructure where the Radiator would probably go. The P180 solves that with the chambered structure. I think the PSU and HDDs should live together in the lower chamber--at least for atarters. Great ideas above--makes me look at it from a different perspective--thanks

07-03-2005, 01:33 PM	#4
CYberDruid Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Blue Ridge Mountains Posts: 44	I was studying that case with similar plans in mind the other night and see the radiator at the top back by the vent--maybe a fat core single 120. I have a production G4 coming from SwifTech and last night put together an aircooled Sonata for the wife--with a faness Heatlane Zen cpu cooler by Heat Tronics--really really quiet PC--the drives are louder than the single exhaust or PSU. But the wierdness in the Sonata is the nonremovable baystructure where the Radiator would probably go. The P180 solves that with the chambered structure. I think the PSU and HDDs should live together in the lower chamber--at least for atarters. Great ideas above--makes me look at it from a different perspective--thanks __________________ Electronics are prefilled with factory smoke--if the smoke gets out they stop working--So Don't Let The Smoke Out!