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Me too! I hate having to wait to see how it turned out!

I mean a Blizzard mod would be awesome. Though I would end up weighing 500lbs.

It depends on your case. A lot of newer cases have mounting plates on the back side of the motherboard tray, but if you have an older case, you might have to get creative and make your own mounts. An SSD easily fits behind the motherboard tray of most cases and in a pinch you can even Velcro or double sided tape your drives to the floor of the case(or really anywhere they will stay). Other options might be an add in drive bay from an accessory maker, making your own drive bay, or even just drilling some holes in the floor of the case to mount the drives there. On a case like that Fractal in the video, if I needed to keep mounts for a couple of drives, I would probably decide which set of bays worked better for my idea and remove the other. The original plan for the case was to replace the motherboard tray and include space for mounting an SSD there. Unfortunately, it's really hard to give you good solid advice on what to do just because there are a ton of options and directions you could go.

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Thanks! I've got an extra one laying around, no front panel though, LOL!

I decided to give it a try and now I think the time-lapse function and I will be good friends.

Or the crazy. I think I fall into that bunch.

Nerd dungeon, hahaha! I'm stealing that!

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@@iamtheplumber Thanks! ♥

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I'm sure that would work. Might be harder to get in the nooks and crannies on some spreaders, but unless you need a perfect paint job, should be good!

Nope, that is etched in the glass.

Thanks! The glass did surprise me, I thought it would be a lot more involved than it was. No problems with the airflow. The paint really isn't that thick, we're talking millionths of an inch. The foam filter probably slows the air down more than the paint.

But where's the fun in that? But I am glad to see that they do offer them now.

@@InsolentGnome cant argue with that I suppose

I put my hard drive but in a place where it can slip off so my pc isnt standing up i just made it lying down until i can hold the hdd together and put my pc back standing.

@@Hero.S Mount it to the floor of the case or the back side of the motherboard, those would be the easiest spots. The floor is extra simple since you can usually get by with mounting it using some sort of adhesive solution(velcro, double sided foam tape, etc).

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Sounds like the rivets they use to hold everything together. You can drill them out with an 1/8" bit and when you put it back together you can either use new rivets or screws and nuts to put it back together.

@@iamtheplumber Alright thanks, I will check if I can use pop rivets to replace them :)

All the stickers I've run into on RAM have just peeled off. Use a knife or something to get started on a corner and carefully peel it back.

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As long as you do light coats, it won't fill in the holes. Now if you're caking it on, it almost certainly will. If you do wind up with some holes filled, you can take a small drill bit and clean them out, but better just to use a bunch of light coats and avoid the hassle. And it shouldn't affect airflow much, we're talking shrinking the holes by millionths or thousandths of an inch in diameter, so yes, the airflow will be reduced, but not on a scale that you'd notice. I haven't had any problems at all with mine and it's been up an running constantly for about 3 years now.

@@iamtheplumber thanks a ton brother 💯

The easiest way would be trading up to a Fractal S2 case with the ton of room they have behind the front panel. But you could build a spacer, for that much distance, you'd probably want to use MDF. Attach the front panel to that and then the spacer to the case. I'm not sure how much room you'll need, but I'd think anything beyond 3/4" might start to look a little funny, just because it would be hanging so far in front of the rest of the case. The hardest part would probably be finishing it to look like something. If you had custom paint that would be a lot easier, but getting something to match the plastic or Fractal's paint would be a pain. I'd probably do a color change on the front panel so they'd match. Even if it's just black, spraying the front panel the same color as the spacer would look better.

This is what I use, www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EIPQE0M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . It's the same size (18 ga.) and spec (300V, UL1007) as a lot of the cables I've seen on PSU units. You can go down to 16 ga. wire which would be better if you're overclocking or have really long runs, but I think it's more difficult to work with. It's bulkier which makes it harder to bend around in a case and the extra diameter makes it a pain to use in some connectors. So I usually stick with the 18 ga. It's good enough for millions of stock PSU's and it's easy to work with.

@@iamtheplumber Thanks for the Info. Its going to make my case amazing thanks to tuitions like yours.

Nope, this is VERY permanent. It's basically destroying the surface of the glass. If you want something that you can peel off later, you'll probably want to look at some sort of vinyl.

@@iamtheplumber Thanks! I don't know why I thought that it's not permanently ^^