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Phanteks enthoo pro

Slyhawk
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Is there anyway i can replace that acrylic it keeps making like ticking sounds every few seconds and it announcing me so much testing my comp without it and with it so it only happens when the side is on.

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Of course you can replace it, just lift the pins and it should just pop out.

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Of course you can replace it, just lift the pins and it should just pop out.

yeah but what would fit there is there anywhere i can buy it? or would i have to get it custom or DIY it.

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yeah but what would fit there is there anywhere i can buy it? or would i have to get it custom or DIY it.

You'd have to make it yourself or pay someone to make it for you. Or yo could just buy a new side panel

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The Enthoo Pro is available in a non-windowed version, so I'd imagine replacement side panels are available.

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yeah but what would fit there is there anywhere i can buy it? or would i have to get it custom or DIY it.

You'd have to get a piece of material custom cut. Or maybe Phanteks will give you a new piece of acrylic if you ask nice enough.

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