Cd Drive Bay Fan at Austin Castellano blog

Cd Drive Bay Fan. If you have room for a 120mm fan where your 5.25 drive bays are, this guide should help you to convert those idle, blank drive bay. That's assuming your case even has optical drive bays to begin with. If your computer is getting too hot or if you need a better way to cool your hard drive you can peek into my project and use if for your case! This is an 8cm fan fit into 2 of your case's original cd drive masking pannels. Diy cd/dvd 5.25 bay pc computer cooler: You can install hard driv… I have a spare cd drive bay i'd like to put a fan in, don't need anything very powerful, don't want to draw too many amps, but need it. I've tried opening the 5.25 drive bay slots plus even putting a fan in there and they generally don't seem to help in cooling the cpu. If the cd drive bay is almost completely enclosed, or if it is no where near the cpu, then this is going to make a bigger impact.

That's assuming your case even has optical drive bays to begin with. If you have room for a 120mm fan where your 5.25 drive bays are, this guide should help you to convert those idle, blank drive bay. Diy cd/dvd 5.25 bay pc computer cooler: This is an 8cm fan fit into 2 of your case's original cd drive masking pannels. I have a spare cd drive bay i'd like to put a fan in, don't need anything very powerful, don't want to draw too many amps, but need it. If your computer is getting too hot or if you need a better way to cool your hard drive you can peek into my project and use if for your case! You can install hard driv… If the cd drive bay is almost completely enclosed, or if it is no where near the cpu, then this is going to make a bigger impact. I've tried opening the 5.25 drive bay slots plus even putting a fan in there and they generally don't seem to help in cooling the cpu.

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Cd Drive Bay Fan I have a spare cd drive bay i'd like to put a fan in, don't need anything very powerful, don't want to draw too many amps, but need it. I've tried opening the 5.25 drive bay slots plus even putting a fan in there and they generally don't seem to help in cooling the cpu. If the cd drive bay is almost completely enclosed, or if it is no where near the cpu, then this is going to make a bigger impact. If your computer is getting too hot or if you need a better way to cool your hard drive you can peek into my project and use if for your case! If you have room for a 120mm fan where your 5.25 drive bays are, this guide should help you to convert those idle, blank drive bay. This is an 8cm fan fit into 2 of your case's original cd drive masking pannels. I have a spare cd drive bay i'd like to put a fan in, don't need anything very powerful, don't want to draw too many amps, but need it. That's assuming your case even has optical drive bays to begin with. Diy cd/dvd 5.25 bay pc computer cooler: You can install hard driv…