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I put the led rings under a pair of Gelids for an interesting effect almost like the enermax vegas
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Damn, looks good.
I applaud the photos as well, those can't have been easy to take.Comment
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Brilliant shots Fuzzy, BRILLIANT! I can't wait to see what these look like under my UV Gelids!!Comment
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Looks very cool, I'm liking these a lot.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
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What length screws are you guys using for these? Mine arrived this week, but I need longer screws to mount em.Comment
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1 3/8" to 1 1/2" depending on if your using a rad gasket or not. Also depends on rad eg: o-cool rads need to be very careful not to puncture the rad.Blue Dragon CM690 II an i7 - 960 x58 build
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the screws that Daz supplied with the rings worked perfectly for me
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35mm should be plenty, unless you use vardar fans that are not 25mm, but 27Originally posted by Bartacus View Post__________________________________________________
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Uhhh, there were supplied screws? Maybe I should check all my packaging before asking these questions.Originally posted by Father Fuzzy View Postthe screws that Daz supplied with the rings worked perfectly for me
EDIT: yeah, there they are. DOH! Why the hell did I think Daz would sell stuff without mounting hardware?!?!? I either need to drink more, or much less!Comment
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Yeah, same here. The 6-32 35mm screws are perfect for the EK XE rads in my Arc Mini R2.Originally posted by Father Fuzzy View Postthe screws that Daz supplied with the rings worked perfectly for me
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