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PSU to 5 1/4" Adapter Module

cluelessgenius

does somebody know of an existing adapter plate/module allowing to convert a psu cut-out on the back into 1-2  5 1/4" drive bay/s?

 

all i can find are adapter from sfx to atx and stuff like that. 

 

i got the O11 Dynamic by Lian Li and want to convert the top psu cut-out so i can install a hot-swap bay.

 

i contacted Lian Li and they responded saying they are planning on doing something like that for the upcoming O11D XL but so far no word if it will be available for the regular O11D so i thought id ask around for third party adapters

 

i will make it myself if i absolutly have to but a finished product would just come out much nicer.

 

thanks.

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46 minutes ago, cluelessgenius said:

does somebody know of an existing adapter plate/module allowing to convert a psu cut-out on the back into 1-2  5 1/4" drive bay/s?

 

all i can find are adapter from sfx to atx and stuff like that. 

 

i got the O11 Dynamic by Lian Li and want to convert the top psu cut-out so i can install a hot-swap bay.

 

i contacted Lian Li and they responded saying they are planning on doing something like that for the upcoming O11D XL but so far no word if it will be available for the regular O11D so i thought id ask around for third party adapters

 

i will make it myself if i absolutly have to but a finished product would just come out much nicer.

 

thanks.

I can almost guarantee you'd need to make it yourself.

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2 minutes ago, SenpaiKaplan said:

I can almost guarantee you'd need to make it yourself.

well lets see what lian li comes up with but yeah i fear you might be right

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