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As I said in another thread. You will need an arbor for the holesaw. Make sure your drill has the right size chuck for the arbor. Make sure the holesaw is bi-metal. I used a 114mm bi-metal holesaw and a 32-152mm arbor.

Apart from the price and with the OEM version you can't change your motherboard once installed, nothing.

Thx for the reply gt.

You will need an arbor for the holesaw. Make sure your drill has the right size chuck for the arbor. Make sure the holesaw is bi-metal. I used a 114mm bi-metal holesaw and a 32-152mm arbor.

Relpy sent p4radox.

I second the A05, great little case. Have a look at the A05 thread.

Nice one Cybershot, another member of the A05 club. :) Its a great case. I can also recommend the HX620, modular is the way to go with small cases and it's silent.

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I followed this guide ken1307. http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/guides-how-s/1906-guide-sleeving-3-pin-fan-56k-warning.html

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Thanks p4radox, my thinking exactly. Once I get my mobo and cpu I will test to see if having them as intakes makes a difference in temps. I used size 3 HSS metal drill bit.