Modding idea - would this work?

[AverageNinja]

Hey again!
So recently, I was thinking of mods again, and I thought of something I had never seen before.
Basically you take a case like the switch 810, and two "Pulse Modding Double Radiator Stands". You could mod these into the bottom of the case and add some holes with modders mesh in the side panels for extra airflow.
I don't have any intention to do this, as I'd never be able to finance it, but feel free to take this idea (if someone can confirm compatibility).
Cheers!

 

[paulstung]

I've had a similar idea before with side mounting rads so it's like a 900d sort of affect. I'll be interested to see how this thread pans out.

 

[AverageNinja]

I've had a similar idea before with side mounting rads so it's like a 900d sort of affect. I'll be interested to see how this thread pans out.

Exactly my thought, though I was inspired with TTL's CKC
I just thought: "how amazing would it be if something like this could be done in a less exclusive case." And thus the idea was born!

 

[paulstung]

My idea was to front mount my psu in the drive bays freeing up all the real estate bellow. My XFX 750w is a perfect fit. I have just won a Fractal Define XL, and was wondering what to do with it reverse ATX is a start but maybe I will give this some thought to ?

 

[AverageNinja]

^^ yeah, sounds like a plan to me
Not sure if two rads would indeed fit in the front anyway, I guess we'll have to wait for someone to confirm it

 

[maniac]

This guy just had a better idea imho, keep the case stock while adding the functionality of the extra rads. http://triptcc.com/gallery/current-project-switch-810-water-cooling-pedestal/

Edit: Moar pics here http://www.overclock.net/t/1322691/switch-810-pedestal

 

[AverageNinja]

This guy just had a better idea imho, keep the case stock while adding the functionality of the extra rads. http://triptcc.com/gallery/current-project-switch-810-water-cooling-pedestal/

Edit: Moar pics here http://www.overclock.net/t/1322691/switch-810-pedestal

That'd require a lot of skill and such
My idea would only require drilling a few holes and cut some vents in the side panels