Mounting Screws Rivets Silicone Computer Review

was damaged WOW! These things are the real deal! I've read reviews of other rubber cased fan mounts and the only complaint was that they tear easily when pryed open with pliers to fit through the fan holes. I haven't ripped any of mine with that particular brand yet (knock on wood). It's still tricky to thread these fan mounts through the fan screw holes (you'll definitely need pliers and be careful not to damage the fan blades). !), but once you've pierced them, the brackets slide easily…

Screws always get stuck on my cheap fans and I tear off the cheap screws with a drill at minimum speed. I ruined one of my cases by ripping out the top fan bracket and filter system. I was constantly changing and buying new fans because no fan under $30 can run at top speed 24/7 for more than a few months. Besides being very easy to install, unless you just need to enlarge the holes or have a pipe to screw in where it doesn't work. I've found that new fans that haven't been screwed in a few…

Used with Lian Li O11 Dynamic case paired with Deepcool Gamer Storm fans. Power User Tip: Use needle nose pliers to insert the rivets into the holes on the fan, then reinstall the fan. on the chassis and use pliers to pry the rivets out through the corresponding holes in the chassis. You have to pull with some effort, I thought I would break the first few rivets but that didn't happen. I used them to initially install the fan so I can't compare the noise level to standard screws but these seem…

I recently replaced 2 standard fans with 4 RGB fans and saw these little gummy things. Let me tell you about my experience. I have a Masterbox 5 that will fit up to 4 x 120mm fans. I installed the rear exhaust fan with no problems, the rubber screws popped out easily. The 3 front intake fans are a different story. First I saw that the mounting holes were too small, so I took a drill and drilled the holes as far as I could without sacrificing stability. After trying to get the rubber bolts out…

WOW! These things are the real deal! I've read reviews of other rubber cased fan mounts and the only complaint was that they tear easily when prying open with pliers to fit through the fan holes. I haven't ripped any of mine with that particular brand yet (knock on wood). It's still tricky to thread these fan mounts through the fan screw holes (you'll definitely need pliers and be careful not to damage the fan blades). !), but once you've pierced them, the brackets slide easily through the…