mounting motherboard upside down
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mounting motherboard upside down
anything to stop my turning my motherboard around so the cpu is down the bottom of the case where it may be cooler? pci slots wouldn't really line up presumably, but anything else?
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Re: mounting motherboard upside down
You could just get the Lian-Li PC-V2000. That case has everything upside down, but is still ATX compatible. There might be others... not sure. We will probably see others following the lead of Lian-Li as the upcoming BTX will follow this upside down approach too.andrew-on-spcr wrote:anything to stop my turning my motherboard around so the cpu is down the bottom of the case where it may be cooler?
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Yes the Lian-Li case does already do this, as far as I am aware is the only one currently that does this.
Your first problem with mounting your motherboard backwards is that your motherboard tray does not have mounting holes for this situation, however this can be easily solved with the use of a drill.
Next problem is how do you gain access to things like your video card, USB, PS2, and etc? This can again be easily handled with extension cables hanging out of the case itself.
Could be an interesting modification, and surely alot cheaper then a new Lian-Li case.
chucuSCAD
Your first problem with mounting your motherboard backwards is that your motherboard tray does not have mounting holes for this situation, however this can be easily solved with the use of a drill.
Next problem is how do you gain access to things like your video card, USB, PS2, and etc? This can again be easily handled with extension cables hanging out of the case itself.
Could be an interesting modification, and surely alot cheaper then a new Lian-Li case.
chucuSCAD