Antec NSK4400 @ 1500/- shipped

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Spectre said:
Guys,

How do we fit a front 120mm FAN in this chassis for intake
As far i see, the front side is closed

If not, where do we fix the intake fans

can it hold any PSU like Corsair TX650
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You cannot fix a 120mm fan unless you decide to do away with the HDD cage and cut the panel in the front to fix one.

I've done some basic modding in my NSK4400. Her's the link of the pics:
http://www.techenclave.com/1209055-post231.html
 
Gannu said:
You cannot fix a 120mm fan unless you decide to do away with the HDD cage and cut the panel in the front to fix one.

I've done some basic modding in my NSK4400. Her's the link of the pics:
http://www.techenclave.com/1209055-post231.html
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very nice :hap2:
where did you get it cut
at the max, i would have only 1 HDD, so getting the HDD bay off looks good to me
the front panel ( plastic one) seems to cover the 120mm fan, how does the intake work, or have u cut the plastic as well
 
^Nope if you take away the front plastic bezel, you'd notice 2 rectangular slots in there! You can position the 120mm fan to be there and it'd suck the air no matter what!

Got it cut from a engineering workshop fellow. I'd suggest you the same. Take the case there with all wires removed and just the barebone cabinet.

Place a 120mm fan and mark the round hole on the inside of the fan shroud, in situ with a sharp pointed tool (those peeps would definitely have one!). If they say cutting a round hole is a pain, have a hexagon circumscribing the circle.

As for the mounting holes, mark one hole (~4.5mm dia) and relative to it, place the other holes at a distance of 105mm.

Lastly, most street computer vendors stock the 5.25" to 3.5" bay converters. I got one off my CM690 enclosure. If you can manage that all's done!
 
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