Pocketlips
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- Poland, NY
Ended up deciding on the Corsair 600T, the side panel is very sleek and I really needed all that room trying to run the wires. I'm still not sure I have everything plugged in from the tower itself. All of the fans are spinning but I have probably 4 3 slot connectors, sort of like the case fans and a larger skinny 4 pronged connector. I took some pictures as I went, crummy quality on my cellphone, I'll try to get thom posted tomorrow if I can figure out how to include them in a post.
I do have to say that mobo required way more force than I was comfortable applying in order to lock the CPU in. I spent probably an hour searching to see if the arm was broken but apparently it was designed to require the excessive force. Still was scary hearing a crunching sound as I forced the lever down.
I don't think I would have been able to install that heatsink without YouTube either, the directions are useless if you're new. Apart from that everything went smooth, all the wiring was the hardest part.
I do have to say that mobo required way more force than I was comfortable applying in order to lock the CPU in. I spent probably an hour searching to see if the arm was broken but apparently it was designed to require the excessive force. Still was scary hearing a crunching sound as I forced the lever down.
I don't think I would have been able to install that heatsink without YouTube either, the directions are useless if you're new. Apart from that everything went smooth, all the wiring was the hardest part.