Glad you had a good B-Day with some fine food, Drink and smoke! Sounds like a good comfy time.
My recommendation (strong recommendation) would be to open up your passive intake more. Maybe like this: The width of the diameter of the holes through the whole front. I'd take a jig saw and cut parallel from left to right. I don't know if I'm being clear enough. Sorry.
OK, try to picture this: you lay a ruler over the three holes, trace it and cut the rectangle out. And preferably even again at the back for good measure. That's what I mean. The area of your passive intake should be at least twice as large as your exhaust. That will give you a lot more airflow and bring your temps down as well, as long as your ambient temps aren't too high.
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My recommendation (strong recommendation) would be to open up your passive intake more. Maybe like this: The width of the diameter of the holes through the whole front. I'd take a jig saw and cut parallel from left to right. I don't know if I'm being clear enough. Sorry.
OK, try to picture this: you lay a ruler over the three holes, trace it and cut the rectangle out. And preferably even again at the back for good measure. That's what I mean. The area of your passive intake should be at least twice as large as your exhaust. That will give you a lot more airflow and bring your temps down as well, as long as your ambient temps aren't too high.
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(fingers crossed) My point being I left no room for carbon filters on the two fans. The 8 plug outlet sticks over both fans about an inch. So now I get to do some more DIY stuff and change my lighting setup (love it). This also gives me the chance to add more light:dance2: Now as usually I'm looking for advice/input. I can go down both sides of the box with four lights on each side or mount a 2x4 piece of wood to the top center with four lights on each side. Either way I'm doing away with the power strip and mount light fixtures all hardwired in. A few pics
