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1. If you removed the tube under setting up, insert the notches on the tube into the tabs on the
case and slide the tube towards the bottom of the case to secure it.
2. Slide the ACAG on to the Tube.
3. Slide the ACAG so that the 92mm fan mount is on top of your CPU cooler.
Note: you can feel the ACAG click as it passes over notches. There are six positions you can
select. This moves the ACAG from the rear to the front of the case or vice versa.
4. Fasten the thumbscrew and the screws. (picture 1, 2 and 3)
5. Loosen the thumbscrew as shown in the picture 4. This allows the 92mm fan hood to move
from the top to the bottom of the case or vice versa. Slide the 92mm fan hood to the desired
position. Make sure your CPU cooler is totally under the hood. Note: There are five positions
that you can select. Make sure to align the white triangle with the white lines so that the
thumbscrew can be fully screwed in.
6. Fasten the thumbscrew. You have finished the installation.
Note: the 92mm fan mount is also designed to be height adjustable to achieve better cooling.
You may adjust the fan height within a 20mm range.
To lower the CPU fan hood:
7. With the ACAG in its position, use a ruler to carefully measure the distance between the top
of your CPU cooler and the 92mm fan hood. Record the distance between the
hood and the top of the CPU cooler.
8. Remove the ACAG from the case. Note: Leave the Tube in place.
9. Loosen the thumbscrew holding the 92mm fan mount to the ACAG as shown in the picture 5
and lower the mount to the desired position according to the measurement. With a ruler next
to the hood, adjust the hood downwards to the desired position. Note: There are four
positions you can select.
10. Fasten the thumbscrew.
11. Put the ACAG back to the case.
You can mount a 92mm fan to the CPU fan mount to enhance the cooling of your CPU cooler.
Note: If you choose to install the 92mm fan for the CPU, you must run it either with the
80mm VGA fan mount capped or with the 80mm fan installed. See instructions below for
VGA Cooling. Opening the 80mm VGA fan mount without a fan blowing into the case will
result in hot air being sucked through the 80mm fan mount (from the VGA card) to the
CPU. This will severely decrease the cooling effect of your CPU cooler.
To install the 92mm fan:
12. Remove the ACAG from the case.
13. Loosen the thumbscrew holding the 92mm fan mount (Number 5 in Picture 1) to the ACAG
and slide the fan mount all the way out of the ACAG. Note: Remember the position that
you had the hood in, so that you can put the hood/fan back in the correct position.
14. Install a 92mm fan to the mount so that the air is blowing into the CPU cooler. Secure the
fan with screws.
15. Slide and fasten the mount with the fan back to the ACAG.
16. If you are done installing fans in the ACAG you can skip the VGA Card Cooling section.
VGA Card Cooling: There is a capped 80mm fan mount on the ACAG above the VGA card.
You can install an 80mm fan to supply fresh air to the VGA card (active cooling). This is
provided for you if you are using a high performance VGA card that needs extra cooling.
Note: If you choose to add the 80mm fan for the VGA card, you MUST install the 92mm
fan for the CPU at the same time. To run the 80mm fan without the 92mm fan for the CPU
will result in the air being sucked from the CPU fan mount instead of blowing onto the
CPU. This will not only hinders the cooling effect of your VGA cooler but also severely
decreases the cooling effect of your CPU cooler.
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