Reddit reviews XSPC Radiator Mounting Bracket Set (6-32 UNC)
We found 3 Reddit comments about XSPC Radiator Mounting Bracket Set (6-32 UNC). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
We found 3 Reddit comments about XSPC Radiator Mounting Bracket Set (6-32 UNC). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
This is a better idea than trying to top mount it with offset bracket. Think of it this way: A normal air powered heat sink takes in case air and uses it to wick away CPU heat (moving the heat into the case,) which hopefully gets exhausted by fans. So a front mounted radiator would take in fresh air from outside the case and use it to wick away CPU heat (also moving heat into the case) which is also exhausted by case fans.
If you already have a filter in the front of the case, you're saving yourself the tedious task of cleaning your radiator all the time too.
If you still want to consider fan offsets, https://www.amazon.com/Radiator-Mounting-Bracket-Set-6-32/dp/B008BWQOBI/ that might work. Those little things look like they'll move the whole assembly down and away by a couple CM. It breaks the "seal" on the top though, allowing some hot air to recycle back in if the exhaust pressure is too low. I'd try to follow /u/xDougiie's advice.
XSPC Radiator Mounting Bracket Set
or
XSPC Universal Radstand V2
Or go buy some 6-32 screws about 2-3 inches long, and 8x 6-32 nuts and 4 flat washers to fit. run the screws through the rear 120mm fan housing, then put a nut on and back it almost to the head of the screw, then screw another nut on just a bit, then screw the screws into the radiator just past the surface and back the nut onto it to tighten it, then tighten the 1st nut to the case and boom you have a mount. (if this is to hard to follow, It is probably because I am bad at explaining things like this.)
This is going to be a long answer.
2x cap for top of board
2x flange for attaching to wall
1 pack. Used if you mounting to drywall
2x attached to the flange and cap. holding the board to the wall
You can really use and board you preffer this is just what I used
Used for the trim
Need a longer plug for power supply
pci-e riser card. Do not cheap out on this
Momentary switch for power button
Stand off's for the motherboard
Organizing cables
Mounting brakets for radiator
Hopefully that's everything.