Astek 545lc AIO and 92mm Noctua Slim Fan

[jayrs14]

I just received my astek 525lc aio and a9x14 slim noctua fan and realized the screws that came with the cooler are too long. does any one know the measurements or possibly provide the link to the right size to mount the fan onto the radiator?

- Thanks

 

[Killinger]

This guy here went through an entire build. You should read the whole thread as its only 3 pages but really gets into using that particular AIO. He claims the DIN912 M3X20 Black screws should remedy your problem.

 

[Shochan]

You need 6-32 screws (psu screws) or else you will strip the threads. I think 6-32x5/8(15,9mm long) or 6-32x3/4(19,1mm long) screws should do the trick. Threads apply for both sides, so using the drivebracket screws is a bad idea.

 

[brookZ]

I am working on the same case and AIO, has anyone managed to find a slim USB solution, would like to have one in the front, I have been searching in all the places I could think of, help

 

[dondan]

Waiting for A4-SFX v3 USB cable. It will be available soon through SFFLab and it will fit.

 

[kaycee]

Sorry for hijacking your thread however has any of you tried to turn the AIO 180 degrees, so you can get the tubes around the ram?

 

[Brock]

Sorry for hijacking your thread however has any of you tried to turn the AIO 180 degrees, so you can get the tubes around the ram?

I tried and the rad was hitting my motherboard in that orientation.