Hi to all
Hopefully this thread won't break any forum rules since this is not a project log in itself, but is a precursor to something coming soon.
I'm producing some new internal parts for an In Win 901 and have almost finished the drawings. As I now refine things, wrap up designs, etc, there are a few bits and pieces I can't quite decide on so I thought I'd start a thread to get some opinions - both technical and aesthetic - on bits I'm doing.
Forgive me in advance if I be a bit vague on the specifics of what I'm doing because I'd very much like the overall project to be a surprise given some of the things I'm doing, and frankly I don't want to let the cat out of the bag too soon - this is a slow process since I'm skint, very excited and utterly terrified because I'm right in at the deep end doing so many things I have never done before AND it's all going to be put out there for public viewing
So then, first opinion: air holes for internal radiator.
In Win's 900 series cases use a square grid design on the back and inside for the PSU intake. I'm putting a radiator inside the lower part of the case and need to cut some air holes. Naturally I want to keep the square hole theme going.
8mm square, single row:
4mm square, double row:
Or, for something else:
The large cutout is space for the radiator to stick out a bit.
So, opinions? Which do you prefer aesthetically? Are they large enough for adequate intake? Shall I try something different?
Look forward to hearing from you all
(edit: credit to watermod.net for the base image)
Hopefully this thread won't break any forum rules since this is not a project log in itself, but is a precursor to something coming soon.
I'm producing some new internal parts for an In Win 901 and have almost finished the drawings. As I now refine things, wrap up designs, etc, there are a few bits and pieces I can't quite decide on so I thought I'd start a thread to get some opinions - both technical and aesthetic - on bits I'm doing.
Forgive me in advance if I be a bit vague on the specifics of what I'm doing because I'd very much like the overall project to be a surprise given some of the things I'm doing, and frankly I don't want to let the cat out of the bag too soon - this is a slow process since I'm skint, very excited and utterly terrified because I'm right in at the deep end doing so many things I have never done before AND it's all going to be put out there for public viewing
So then, first opinion: air holes for internal radiator.
In Win's 900 series cases use a square grid design on the back and inside for the PSU intake. I'm putting a radiator inside the lower part of the case and need to cut some air holes. Naturally I want to keep the square hole theme going.
8mm square, single row:
4mm square, double row:
Or, for something else:
The large cutout is space for the radiator to stick out a bit.
So, opinions? Which do you prefer aesthetically? Are they large enough for adequate intake? Shall I try something different?
Look forward to hearing from you all
(edit: credit to watermod.net for the base image)
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