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Phanteks Enthoo Primo- can't fit a 480 radiator

blu4
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Some time ago I bought the Enthoo Primo along with 2x Phobya G-charger 480 rads for it. I tried to test fit the bottom rad however, I can't seem to get it inside. I tried from the side and from the front. Does anyone have a Primo with a 480 rad at the bottom? How did you get it in?

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Hey,

 

Some time ago I bought the Enthoo Primo along with 2x Phobya G-charger 480 rads for it. I tried to test fit the bottom rad however, I can't seem to get it inside. I tried from the side and from the front. Does anyone have a Primo with a 480 rad at the bottom? How did you get it in?

Did you try removing the panel that covers the HDD cages and has the 5.25 tool less locks attached to it? You need to remove that to put a 480 in the bottom afaik.

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Did you try removing the panel that covers the HDD cages and has the 5.25 tool less locks attached to it? You need to remove that to put a 480 in the bottom afaik.

Can you attach that later, after putting in the rad?

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Try getting a dual 180mm rad in a ft05.

I honestly think I can't get it out now without disassembling my whole system, possibly even the case.

Sometimes big rads are hard to get in

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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