Hehe, i was being too stupid to straight go and measure the distance between the screw's hole.. bcos i don't have a 8cm fan right now, so without matching, i saw the top part of the casing, and instinctively, i took the ruler and direct measure the distance between the screw's hole

Pic already taken, will upload them by tonight.. but actually there's nothing special lo, just cut them into nice shape so that they can fit into the casing nicely, so don't expect too much from the pic hehe

I also have a PaxMate Plus on my LL PC-7B. Put 2 piece (one at the bottom and one at the side) but i decided to take it out in the end. Does not like that thing to block the nice view of beautiful aluminum of the casing..LOL...

Anyway, i noticed its harder to put the PaxMate at the bottom because of the HDD rack. Unlike my previous C5 where the bottom is totally free, the hdd rack of the LL is blocking the PaxMate..LOL..

Already V3? So many got nice casing at here.

Yea, its removable. But i am reluctant to cut the PaxMate which i needed to do so if i wanted to place it at the bottom of the casing..

Anyway, my main intention now is to get the Patent Side Panel Fan and the LL Thermal and Fan Controller. Will take a picture of my casing when i have the time as well...

current temp...

Bro sniper69, why did you leave the PSU slot cover opened?

ooo that... that time, i didn't place the PSU cover yet... , i thought it was already there, but actually it wasn't , pardon me for messy "cacing", i still can't figure out on how-to manage the cable apart from doing the sleeving job...

LOL..I am sure you can do proper cable management easily with this casing. Anyway, you getting the EX-33 for the casing as well?How did you configure the fans of your casing?

is it the camera problem or i see a lot of dust collecting on ur HR-01.............

, in dilemma, either EX-33 or mod my ROM cover plate as uncle ianho suggested... , the fan? well, both frontal as intake, top hole intake too, rear case exhaust as well as my PSU...

it's dust, actually, i've no time to clean it up, the on top of that, i bought it second hand

LOL..Spend some time cleaning it and show off the bling bling HSF mar..Its a beauty.

Anyway, EX-33 looks beautiful to me. Was planning to get it in the first place but its too expensive for me and well, i dont feel it will look nice on my PC-7B. For now, i guess single 12cm intake is enough for the front..

your PC-7YCF removable why mine not

@E-J@1
if ur HDD cage is the same then it should still be removable oso....just need to remove 2 screws.

well definitely will do the cleaning job... , ok... apart using detergent, is there any other cleaning detergent i could use? FYI, normally i use dish washer to clean those HSF like i did on ThermalTake BigTyphoon, Hyper 6+, XP-90

2 screws only? what about the other 2? they are riveted

still can be remove ka? never bother to try since saw one side screwed while another being riveted to the case

guess need to check again

nono...the side at the intake fan is not riveted...its just slide out.... the 2 screws is on the mobo side...u take a good peek again then ull get what i mean...

Yes, its only screwed at one side. Two screws. The other side is slide into a metal plate. Its removable and if mod abit, it can also face sideways..

Banyak bunyi la ko.
Project BTX bila nak start?

Hi, pics uploaded as promised.. again, sorry for the low quality of pic as it's taken by my webcam.. i don't have a digital camera

My lovely lian-li casing (with it's little bro coolermaster Xcraft)


Some close-up for the HDD cage:



For the back part (with the 2 screws), before pasting the paxmate, gorek 2 holes 1st by using screwdriver or any sharp object so that it is easier to screw it later.

For the front part (a sliding metal hold by the holder), i cut a line as a opener, so that the metal can go through the paxmate and being held by the holder.

the hard part is pasting the paxmate to the case.. really have to be patient hehe

Another few pics for other parts of casing with paxmate (behind and front)



For the front and back part, just cut the size and shape according to the flat surface (as shown in the pic).