Masterliquid lite 120

[Francisco2596]

I just build my first system, but I have some problems with the radiator (I do not want to send pictures because of my potato camera) the problem is I mounted chassis-fan-radiator but when the fan goes to max speed crashes with the chassis (It just broke and blow a little thing (sorry not native speaker, little thing is a whole wing or whatever is called)) I do not know if I am doing something wrong perhaps is to tight? 

[Francisco2596]

by the way, I need another cheap ass 120mm fan for the radiator since I already spent all my money, cheap as like free or less than 25 dlls

[Guest]

Yes definity, too close, you should not overtighten them, you can even rupture the radiator if you go to deep.  What case do you have? Is it optimised for a radiator? Did you use washers for the screws?

[Francisco2596]

33 minutes ago, Konrad Kwasniewski said:

Yes definity, too close, you should not overtighten them, you can even rupture the radiator if you go to deep.  What case do you have? Is it optimised for a radiator? Did you use washers for the screws?

Cheap ass case, thermaltake core v1

It is allegedly able to handle this radiator, so I can not use or do anything 

It is just that I over tightened the screws? (no washers they are just long enough to make it through the fan and attach to the radiator that is why I over thightened them 

[Guest]

Just now, Francisco2596 said:

Cheap ass case, thermaltake core v1

It is allegedly able to handle this radiator, so I can not use or do anything 

It is just that I over tightened the screws?

Yes, unless this case has a wierd fan mounting system, just get a new fan as long as you dont overtighten it should be fine.

[Francisco2596]

2 minutes ago, Konrad Kwasniewski said:

Yes, unless this case has a wierd fan mounting system, just get a new fan as long as you dont overtighten it should be fine.

Thanks bro, O will try that but I am getting screws a little more longer so they can reach the radiator without overtight