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A key element when planning and using the brackets is to consider how
much space is available behind them. Typically a SFX PSU will be used
which leaves 82mm of clearance for the radiator. It is therefore important
when choosing a radiator to consider the radiator th fan
thi tubing, so make sure it can fit within that space.
Install Vertical Bracket Hardware (AIO Cooler Example)
The images on page 8 show some examples of hardware that can be fitted
on the vertical brackets. For this specific example, will we demonstrate
fitting a 240mm radiator, but the same principles apply to any other
hardware being fitted.
The dimensions shown in the example are absolute maximums, so it is
also worth allowing a few mm of additional space for tolerances.
150mm
82mm
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Its also recommended to make sure all the cables are properly routed and
tied down to avoid contact with the fans, and that everything has been
connected as access will be blocked by the radiator.
Once you are confident that everything will fit, attach the vertical brackets
to the radiator using the screws supplied with it. Apply thermal paste then
fit the CPU block to the motherboard. Connect the pump and fan cables,
then attach the radiator to the frame using the screw+nut in the
appropriate location. You can always adjust the exact position of the
radiator along the frame tracks and bracket slots.
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