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<blockquote data-quote="NeoLuddite" data-source="post: 82156" data-attributes="member: 24648"><p>That’s funny you bring that case up because i did base my design around something very similar, i am separating the "heat zones" to allow for better cooling of core components. The big difference that my case will have is the HDD's will sit under the DVD drive, which will be in the same zone as the power supply. Allot of people may say that this will create too much heat but there are going to be 2 internal fans circulating the air in that zone, and possibly a copper enclosure around the HDD's ( this will also reduce interference that can be caused by the power supply being so close to some components).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NeoLuddite, post: 82156, member: 24648"] That’s funny you bring that case up because i did base my design around something very similar, i am separating the "heat zones" to allow for better cooling of core components. The big difference that my case will have is the HDD's will sit under the DVD drive, which will be in the same zone as the power supply. Allot of people may say that this will create too much heat but there are going to be 2 internal fans circulating the air in that zone, and possibly a copper enclosure around the HDD's ( this will also reduce interference that can be caused by the power supply being so close to some components). [/QUOTE]
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