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with reference to our casing..u can slot the 4 or 8 pin underneath the mobo tray starting from the dvd rom cage that side..would be alot easier if u remove the top fan at the rear..no need to squeeze..just slot..and slide along to the hole for the connector..
 

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its very easy i teach u the trick.
before u mount ur mobo, route the 4pin cpu wire thru the hole first, plug it to ur mobo first then screw ur mobo. comfirm can tested and proved when i used it on a p35 board:o.

@repel i updated my post haha

Oh hahas , i'll give it a try later on :s13:
Thanks for the tips .
 

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i do realize the hdd cage is blocking all the air :s13:
but take out put where ah the hdd ?

Oops, paiseh i dun mean the HDD cage. I mean the individual mounts for each HDD can be removed. Like in my picture.

Oh hahas , i'll give it a try later on
Thanks for the tips .

Haha, what are the new parts??
 

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i dotn like to squeeze... the cpu header will get dmged alittle in the process, damaged as in the looks
 

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how do you all even squeeze the 4 or 8pin behind the motherboard try and route it to the top ? :s31:

there should be a hole above
push inside lor
but damn, the hole so small i took 20 mins just to get the whole thing in...
 

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Public service announcement...

To all K62 users with 8pin power connectors on their mobos at the top...

You can squeeze it through the hole at the top just above... takes a bit of doing though, just have patience :o

*I'm not responsible for damaged power cables :s13:
 

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hi all.. this going to be abit out of topic, soon to be a K-series user:D
if i buy k62 can i blow hole at the plastic? for blow cool air towards the gfx? is it possible to do that on a plastic?
 

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hi all.. this going to be abit out of topic, soon to be a K-series user:D
if i buy k62 can i blow hole at the plastic? for blow cool air towards the gfx? is it possible to do that on a plastic?
Yep.... but i say its pretty much unnecessary la.. lol
 

tErOn

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Public service announcement...

To all K62 users with 8pin power connectors on their mobos at the top...

You can squeeze it through the hole at the top just above... takes a bit of doing though, just have patience :o

*I'm not responsible for damaged power cables :s13:

hi..no need to squeeze..facing the underside of the mobo tray..hold the connector with one hand and trace it to the left..when it ends dats where u should slot it in..once inside (under the top cover and below the mobo tray hole) then put thru the hole..
 

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hi..no need to squeeze..facing the underside of the mobo tray..hold the connector with one hand and trace it to the left..when it ends dats where u should slot it in..once inside (under the top cover and below the mobo tray hole) then put thru the hole..
Yep I discovered that technique as well... but I think your description is a bit unclear =x

Not sure how to accurately describe it without showing how its done tho :s13:

Two points... even with that technique, you'll need to do a bit of squeezing bending to get the connector from a 90 degree position (facing upwards) into the hole and through it. Also, if you're using a unisleeved 8 pin connector (like mine), you will need to squeeze like hell... still can't believe I got mine through... had plenty of cuts and bruises.
 

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unisleeve cables ain't tht difficult actually

More room i find hahas
 

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ur PC tht hot?



If u really wan, u can cut a hole at the window......can put a fan too if u wan

>.<

eh to blow to gfx:D
any 140mm fan to recommend?
lol! last time i bought a super high speed fan big big de open my side panel blow to my comp! awesome! but dam noisy:C
 

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Yep I discovered that technique as well... but I think your description is a bit unclear =x

Not sure how to accurately describe it without showing how its done tho :s13:

Two points... even with that technique, you'll need to do a bit of squeezing bending to get the connector from a 90 degree position (facing upwards) into the hole and through it. Also, if you're using a unisleeved 8 pin connector (like mine), you will need to squeeze like hell... still can't believe I got mine through... had plenty of cuts and bruises.

heh..i think i gt think skin..nv gt any cuts or bruises frm assembling com..the only hard thing i found was to bend the connector cable..very scared internal wiring break..then hoh seh liao
 

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hi..no need to squeeze..facing the underside of the mobo tray..hold the connector with one hand and trace it to the left..when it ends dats where u should slot it in..once inside (under the top cover and below the mobo tray hole) then put thru the hole..

Yep I discovered that technique as well... but I think your description is a bit unclear =x

Not sure how to accurately describe it without showing how its done tho :s13:

Two points... even with that technique, you'll need to do a bit of squeezing bending to get the connector from a 90 degree position (facing upwards) into the hole and through it. Also, if you're using a unisleeved 8 pin connector (like mine), you will need to squeeze like hell... still can't believe I got mine through... had plenty of cuts and bruises.

Yeah tErOn... your instruction is pretty hard for me to.. visualise in my brain... but maybe its because i dont own a k62.. heh :D Consider making a picture guide? :O

no offence kay? :D

lols.. but i wan make a hole.. hahas.. more cooling:D

i find it unnecessary... at least for my case... my 220mm side fan causes my gfx to have its load temps to be 2 degrees higher.. :x

ur PC tht hot?



If u really wan, u can cut a hole at the window......can put a fan too if u wan

>.<

He's planning to get that rig in nov/dec.. :x
 

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heh..i think i gt think skin..nv gt any cuts or bruises frm assembling com..the only hard thing i found was to bend the connector cable..very scared internal wiring break..then hoh seh liao


I got quite a bad cut when I tried cleaning the fan at the front of the casing. The cross shaped metal there is DAMN sharp, almost penknife type. Bled for awhile. :(

Had some troubles with the top left cable too, managed to slot it in after some time.
 

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I got quite a bad cut when I tried cleaning the fan at the front of the casing. The cross shaped metal there is DAMN sharp, almost penknife type. Bled for awhile. :(

Had some troubles with the top left cable too, managed to slot it in after some time.

shouldve taken out the whole fan and clean mah..
the atx connector at the top left what i do is curl the wire abit then use it to "hook" into the hole and pull out from other side
 
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