Cutting up a case never felt so good... Cheap and EFFECTIVE mod!

[@HAunderscoreVE]

I like how jay says 2 exhaust fans while all the added fans are intake oriented. God damn that mod looks good. Seriously, NZXT should make this, it looks so much better than the regular case 'nothingbox'.

[@Shadowen925]

Same... "exhaust" lol.... But the point was made regardless of details.

[@mr.edselectronics4814]

I checked the comments to see if anyone else noticed the top fans were backwards. Looked like 4 intakes and 1 exhaust, all the Corsair ones were intake and the one NZXT fan was exhaust (woulda used 5 of the same). lol

[@bokyy747]

@@mr.edselectronics4814 Yea, top ones are mounted the wrong way...

[@pmcnano]

@@mr.edselectronics4814 +1

[@BTitze89]

Same looked to see if anyone noticed the "exhaust" fans lol 😂

[@Sk0tus]

Metalworking tips - You can use Deburring Tool to smooth the cut and clean it (some sanding paper also does the trick but needs more work and creates dust that needs cleaning) Optional: -You can use Center Punches for marking screw holes for accuracy -Photocopy the exhaust to use it as template and glue it where you want to cut (rice-paper if you want it to be semi-transparent) and please, please always use protection gear for your eyes (at least) cause grinder discs do break and you dont want that piece end in your eye (got an one eye pirate-look-like colleague that is not a very happy guy anymore)

[@TheProjectOverload]

This is exactly what JTC is great at...Modding and making great content. More of this please 😎

[@mand0rk_jr73]

ugh... took a fine long loading moment to understand what this is. XD

[@Lonederanger]

@pïññed By Jayztwocent LMAO! you guys get everywhere...a bit boring now though so kindly go away thankyou

[@Rew123]

Yep. More of this, less whining please.

[@colemanbecker1392]

Just checked, out of stock!

[@mkspind3l]

exactly love the simple mods :D

[@pepperthekobold]

The end result actually looks freaking awesome, so much so that it doesn't even look custom, which is, IMO, the best kind of mod.

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

Totally agree ! It's even better when it looks full stock =)

[@questargon]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="792">13:12</a> Tech Tip: Turn those fans around for exhaust!

[@sirmyself]

On the other hand... That was actually positive pressure! XD

[@uelzgeheim6490]

noticed that as well... "he shows top grill" and the fans are clearly the wrong way if they should push air out...

[@mikesinner443]

@@sirmyself "Under pressure! Pushing down on me...." But hey, as long as it's positive, it's usually good... Looks at lab results being positive... Wel fudge. >__

[@HydroKyl240COG]

Thanks for listening to one of my suggestions!! I LOVE technique breakdowns!!!! Will watch these in full, 110% of the time.

[@dr_lulz]

“I wanted a reason to cut a case and this seemed like a good idea”… Like 👍🏻 Love modding vids and build offs!

[@dr_lulz]

I presume the above are scam attempts so I’ve reported them.

[@dr_lulz]

@pïññed By Jayztwocent Reported AGAIN. Good old KZbin, too busy kicking all the REAL news channels off their platform to deal with the plague of scammers, bots and shills.

[@mmckn1885]

This is exactly what I love to see. I love seeing the modding stuff. Would love to see more of this stuff and tutorials on different kinds of modding.

[@WhyNotAParadox]

I appreciate the service that Steve provides, but I love the entertainment that Jay and the boys provide.

[@aqulex84]

It's the big three for me when it comes to international tech tubers. LTT GN J2C The three tech tubers i need and love for over a decade now. For the Germans it's only Igorslab. Best German tech tuber. Basically like Steve but as a one man army with huuuuge contacts deep into the Chinese manufacture side.

[@SeraphX2]

you mean jay act like a dufus and Phil laugh hysterically like it's the funniest thing he's ever seen?

[@BPHGDH]

So cool that i have this NZXT H510 case for my 1st build. It has so many great reviews on Amazon, that I didn't initially know about the airflow issue. I wanted to exchange it for the better airflow upgraded ones, but I've already disposed of the box....which I normally never do!! I also have a DeWalt cutting wheel. I thought about this type of mod, but hadn't researched grills to use in the cutouts. Plus the idea of cutting into a brand new case for my 1st build seemed like a bad one. Thanks for making this video just for ME!!

[@TiberiusMoon]

"they are only a two day delivery, like if I was to order one right now they'd be here in two days." Thanks for clearing that up for me lol

[@dannygonzales8878]

i got 2 of them and they are now installed on my H510 ... Amazing fit. Great airflow. They sold out the next day. Of course they would... JTC approved!!!!! Thank you

[@JKG_Brandon]

I really like the look of this mod. I have this case for my PC and it does fine for my use, but when its time to upgrade I am 100% gonna buy these and do a nice paint job on my case. Thanks for this one Jay.

[@THEpicND]

@@tspawn35 top looks funky because of the off center power button

[@moparjr89]

Good luck already out of stock 🤣

[@NZXTglobal]

This is cool but also hurt to watch :I

[@englandrasmussen3111]

Why do u make a pc case with no airflow

[@yourtechweekeveryweek6321]

The X is for crossing and the crossing is for when jay cuts the front of your cases off :)

[@3ExtraLives]

@Ah yes, because it's important that ur PC look minimalistic rather than actually be usable

[@rickgear2579]

I would have bought one of your cases if they had this kind of airflow. I have NZXT fans, but went with the Corsair 4000D airflow

[@tornadokegan]

I bought The case mentioned in the video except in a different color I definitely would modify it a little bit

[@justayoutubehandle99221]

Great to see more case modding content

[@matthewmcclain1316]

Agreed! This is my favorite kind of content.

[@RyTrapp0]

Simple tips for cutting those openings - drill holes in each corner of the rectangular cutout for a cleaning cut, also buy/use a deburring tool to debur the edges, they're cheap & handy!

[@OntarioGuy430]

AC Infinity sells some really nice covers - The only issue is that depending on what country you live in Amazon charges almost nothing or wants an arm and a leg.

[@MaavBR]

I'm from Brazil, and I'm at the "an arm and a leg" gang... I saw the product and legit wanted one of their plates+fan+controller combo for my HTPC cabinet :( Chose the Airplate S7, tried their website, and boom, 97USD shipping for a 40USD product. Amazon charges me $70 for shipping AND import duties, which is still a hefty cost, but probably worth it given that it's a product that doesn't exist in the domestic market (and their fans are tuned for 5V, which means I can power them from the USB port in my HTPC)

[@Gardab]

This mod looks really good, it adds a nice touch to the case in addition to the airflow. Would like to see more cheap/easy mods or ways to customize your PC

[@Willay323]

Would love to see the difference this makes compared to an unmodded case with some basic temp testing between the 2 cases! Awesome work Jay

[@hashishiriya]

as someone who owns this case, i was thinking the same!

[@frost1978]

This is great, because just 2 weeks ago I got fed up running my case without the front and top panels (did so for alsmost 2 yrs now) I'm gonna order some stuff and then break out the angle grinder! Good jerb, I always like your modding and troubleshooting content the best.

[@truesnakegod]

I like this content! I always enjoy watching the custom mod stuff you do because I dont have the time or attention span to actually do it myself.

[@truesnakegod]

@pïññed By Jayztwocent why are you impersonating JayzTwoCents? Stop trying to scam people and get a life.

[@dboii54]

So wish I would've watched this sooner! Soonest delivery date is end of January, still gonna get it. Thank you! This is exactly what the 510 needs.

[@DerekFletcher1]

sweet ideas, keep the mod stuff coming. You guys will be fine Jay, Phil and Nick.

[@Black3ternity]

This reminds me of my old days of Casemodding. Soldering blue LEDs to clear Enermax-Fans, creating Fanducts from Coke-bottles and sheetmetal as frontpanels. Lovely. I appreciate all the new stuff but I miss the old times where you really HAD to do stuff to make your case look awesome.

[@SashimiSteak]

"Steve actually has a 67 minute video on that" - I like how Jay just assumes we know he's jabbing at Gamers Nexus.

[@vollkerball1]

They love each other... No homo

[@ryz_sypher6253]

When I first looked at this it had 69 likes so I didn’t hit the like but whoever did is virgin

[@RedRingOfDead]

Gotta admit. They love each other. They will take a shot at one another just for the kicks and giggles 🤣

[@NicolasChapadosGirard]

@@RedRingOfDead That and they know eachother do good work.

[@cutebears2696]

Anyone have a link to his video? I cant find it lol

[@Gthemaniac]

I really wish I had found this video before did not know about these vents. I am sitting down looking at these at amazon and making some plans for some modding. Thank you

[@acemage1116]

When you see the front of the fans <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="794">13:14</a> then the fans are intake and NOT exhaust right? JayZTC just had a little glitch in his matrix right?

[@TheGroundedCoffee]

Yay! Modding! Thanks for asking and listening to your community, Jay!

[@viniciustsukune]

What an awesome mod for this case, it fits so well with the theme and jay was able to do it in a blink, hopefully ge gets to do a black and white themed build there someday Great video as always

[@chrism6009]

Just did this mod yesterday using the white grills. I was able to get a 240mm Kraken x53 rad on the top of the case by removing the LED strip that goes across the top and placing the grill off center where the rad cleared the memory modules and heatsinks for the VRMs on the MOBO. As long as you dont mind the rad being held in place by 4 screws on one of the fan mounts it works

[@GBLecci]

who doesn't want a pretty good excuse to cut and case mod!??! Nice job Jay!! :D - I love NZXT cases, but they are so poor in airflow that I gave up on them

[@Tofuey]

They get alot of crap but they really aren't that bad. For a 70 dollar case as long as you aren't putting super high TDP stuff then it really it isn't going to choke anything as long as you leave it as only exhaust fans. Gamers nexus even showed un there h500 review that in comparison to other cases it wasn't that much worse or louder. So for 70 bucks you get a case that can very easily handle say a 3060 and a i5 or R5 cpu that still looks very modern and sleek. I know this because the PC I built for my GF has a bare bones EVGA 3060 and a 3600 with a stock cooler and her temps are great.

[@GBLecci]

btw Jay, looking this grid, I right away thought... man this looks like something he could incorporate on the Rebel build, but a stormtrooper build with those would be NICE!

[@SuperReddragon90]

Love a good airflow mod. My first PC had a glass front panel with inch gap for airflow on the side. Temps were crap. Took a heat gun, removed the glass and glued a mesh to the front. Easy fix.

[@bigrikstube]

THANKYOU. Seriously I got all kinds of criticsm because I was creating "negative pressure" because I had "to many" input vs. output fans. I told them, NO, morons you can alter fan speed to achieve the airflow you want. Thanks for backing me up :). Oh, a simple pin router is SO much better for cutting light metal. Just make sure to pop for the cobalt bit. ;)

[@blipoop1]

[@mattmeadows6568]

"Steve actually has a 67 minute video on that" I see Steve is back to making short videos then.

[@mikhayahu]

I did basically the same thing with my Inwin 301. Instead of a dremel I used a 4 1/2 inch hole saw with an auger to cut two nice holes for 120mm fans in front. Airflow is great now!

[@awake5196]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="788">13:08</a> but Jay, are you sure about that? looks like they are intake too

[@shanedixon6627]

Case mod stuff was something I mentioned in a video when you were asking for suggestions. Appreciate it! Glad I wasn't the only one who asked.

[@andreaskvisler]

when the companies cant make good cases, make it good

[@stephanvautour9736]

I love your modding videos Jay... I have a tip for you to get clean straight cuts with an angle grinder. Use a straight flat piece of steel (like 1/4 inch flatbar or angle) and clamp it on the case to use a guide /ruler.

[@47ARENA]

Have a small doubt. Someone please answer. I have a 660 watt ups. If I use an 850 watt psu(the pc will be consuming around 600-640 watt at maximum), will it affect my pc components or the ups?

[@bennionotieno]

No it won't your pc only pulls the wattage it needs directly from the wall that includes the ups if it can already handle your current wattage

[@47ARENA]

@@bennionotieno so it is safe right? Thanks for your answer

[@bennionotieno]

@@47ARENA yeah definitely safe, you're welcome

[@Chaos_God_of_Fate]

Ah yes, my case! I love the way it looks but ya, it's got some air flow problems. As long as I open it up and keep it very clean it does a good job (even with the window off an open I don't get any difference in temps). it's very picky about dust building up on the side holes/filter thingy- does good when clean, not so good when dirty- I suspect they never let dust build up when designing it so it was never a problem they ran into. This is EXACTLY the mod I've wanted to do for a long time but it's just not worth taking my whole rig apart for- keeping it clean keeps it performing well. My temps are pretty good, considering I'm delidded /LMed/Lapped IHS with quite a hefty OC. I'm probably going to use the same case for my next build and this is exactly what I'll do before putting the guts into it if I go that route! I do have a push pull setup on my radiator in this case too- you can do that. There's only about a Centimeter of space between the push fans and the front of the case, but I tested with them and without them- I got better temps with them despite the small amount of clearance so I went with it- I really did not expect there to be enough clearance but it works better than without so I keep them in there.

[@renchesandsords]

Jay, fan grills are just about the easiest things to 3d print, it's extruded 2d and has no overhangs

[@ErimlRGG]

I was thinking the same. Sadly my case has pretty good airflow and I don'y havr an excuse to make this mod

[@joshflores-arias6887]

Love these modding videos. Not as extreme as the star wars builds. Simple enough mods for the average person

[@daemonbyte]

I love watching the advanced stuff but this kind of thing is great too.

[@xion637]

Jay: "I was looking for some fan girls..." Me: Wait, what?" **looks up** Oh, fan GRILLS.

[@craigells4151]

I love things like this, please do more of these. I love the case mods and custom stuff. I did Autobody and Paint for 13 years, I'm now going into IT so this is right up my ally. Love the channel, ignore the haters, I love the car channel too.

[@wrenchviking8527]

"And the top fans exhausting air." Shows 2 fans installed as intake...

[@Stoopzz]

I know you probably won't see this comment. But I hope you do! I hope you don't ever feel discouraged making videos during times like these. Although the PC market is rough, and upgrades feel nearly impossible. Watching your videos returns a sense of normalcy to my life! It almost feels like nothing has changed. Merry Christmas Jay!

[@ArdentMoogle]

Am I blind or are the top fans set to intake air? They look like they're in the same orientation as the front fans.

[@ArtisChronicles]

4 intakes and one exhaust lol

[@DOP3_75]

Gotta say tour videos have been helping me through a pretty rough patch lately , also last 2 days I've been binging rtfm up to ep 9 definitely makes the days go faster . So thank you

[@fvnnc0r3]

Hey Jay, I made a bit to my h500. Cut the way to 360 rad in front, made a lights for bottom and also what was not as easy a made a lighing for front I\o ports. for finish made some noise reduction by foam material through out the case. It apeared to be a pretty premium and very compact case )

[@DarkWraith95]

Nice! I just bought two of these for a future project. The link provided showed unavailable but I found some at another seller. Low inventory so act quick! Thank you Jay!

[@Turok2]

I have one of these in white on the top of my case for more ventilation. They really do work very well for easy case mods for cases with poor airflow and ventilation! Performance PCs has some similar items also if you want varied options like different designs, and sizes (280mm and so on).

[@justsomeperson5110]

They actually look pretty nice. (Though I am a little worried about rattle.) So not only does the case work better, but it looks better too. Me, I have the opposite problem. I still occasionally have a client request a CD burn. (Because networks are just so hard... And an extra five bucks for a USB stick so expensive. :-\ ) And I have yet to find an external drive that isn't a cheap piece of crap that only lasts a few burns before something goes wrong with it. So I still reuse an OLD case because it has these amazing things called 5.25" bays. I need a case-mod kit to freaking add a 5.25" bay to these modern cases. LOL Might cost me one fan of air flow, but needs must.

[@Qalibrated]

Really cool mod. So simple, but makes a huge difference. Adds functionality and is beginner friendly. Nice one, Jay!

[@alexanderneukam1065]

Jay is just awesome.... I love his reasoning as it's the same for me :D "I just wanted a reason to cut a case and this sounded like a good idea" --- same reason my wife has a modded case now ^^ (works really well now with a double120 fan-grill-combo - similar to your acrylic single ones, but as one double-unit with the proper spacing to mount two fans below :) ) I'd still have put "something" on the blank sheet metal - even the air humidity will get you some corrosion there. just some cheap black paint or so (hammerite or whatever? doesn't matter as long as it covers the whole "blank" metal and doesn't react with the current paint ;) ) )

[@travisfender8851]

They make GREAT stuff!!! I've put a fan and controller on my Entertainment Center for cooling the consoles and on my 3D Printer rack. They're AWESOME!

[@F1R3CL0UD]

This is the stuff I love to see. doing practical custom modes. Not just adding high end RGB rainbow barf to a case. Great stuff Jay. Please do more stuff like this.

[@DeathTrap64]

I had planned on chopping my case up this weekend and install magnetic filters in the cut out but you just introduced me to this. I saw they have one that will support 3x120mm fans. Only 20 bucks for much more airflow!

[@seanthomas2906]

Brilliant. Modding , repurposing , improving. Imagination is all you need. Top job and thank you

[@JJ_ExMachina]

Jay this is exactly what I love to see from this channel... Awesome stuff!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RoninMrtyr]

HOLY CRAP that is sweeeet looking. The fact that a rad could sill fit behind the front fans is awesome. The grills still fit the aesthetic design of the original case too! Warm and fuzzy feelings watching this. I REALLY liked the modification video it feels refreshing and different from other videos. The focus on watching your back cuts and measuring twice, cut once reminded me of building divider walls with my dad and planning out cable management. Hey how about more mods to this case like - how to add discrete LED strips in the subframe corners or maybe changing the case colors with colored wrapping like they do on cars? IDK spit balling here.

[@tuxediomafia]

A rectangle. B template from cardboard. C if you have a grinder to cut the hole, you probably have a drill to drill new holes to mount a radiator. And just teasing you, I truly do appreciate your videos and hard work :)

[@tunatunaleeks]

Yay. I love how Jay definitely took notes from the feedback in his previous vid.

[@strider5119]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="630">10:30</a> ish. I've previously cut the hole slightly smaller than the fans and passed screws through the case. it's harder to mount, but when the screws tighten, the fan covers the inside mess, and the mount covers the top. I've done this with rads also

[@gregvandy8902]

By far the nicest looking(my opinion) and best performing (fact) Nzxt h510 ever. Can often find these cases used for $20-40 and it could be worth it to modify one just as Jay has done. Looks great as far as design and color!

[@digi_dream]

Thank you for making a cheap and easy mod video, looking forward to more like these!

[@sneakyhippo8663]

I have a set of those with fans and the monitor. They came with a template for cutting out whatever to mount them. My templates were actual plastic and made it a lot easier. They are of great quality 👌

[@cup_and_cone]

These are by far the best type of JTC videos you produce.

[@tekxoid]

Anything to open up the H510 really helps the thermals, all you get is a 2" x 8" filtered inlet on the right hand side panel. NZXT is finally learning their lesson about these cases because they just dropped the H510 flow that's actually good. They should do a H210 flow next! I did a honeycomb mod on the H510, you can see the h210 in my youtube avatar with the mod. There is a guy on eBay who sells a 280mm size honeycomb acrylic for $17--that been the most cost effective to complete this mod. I use an epoxy instead of drilling holes for screws to keep it flush, and keep the radiator mounted in the default recessed location--instead of up against the outside panel.

[@fuoman100]

ive used these in the past for wall cabinets for airflow in racking intake at the bottom and exhaust out the top on in-wall av racks or small cabinets in desks or under counters in retail locations. they work great if paired with 120v ac 120mm fans

[@corey.d1435]

Just completed this Mod. I have a 20 degree drop!!!! Thanks man

[@Lazy_Beard]

I did this exact thing at the begining of the year. The only difference is that I modded a 120mm hole to the top because I wanted to keep the res mount for aesthetics. I also cut a rectangle hole and added a grill for ventilation to the front panel. Overall, I am very pleased with the thermals now.

[@davidjameswales]

Guides and resources (printable schematics etc) for these kind of mods is top tier content.

[@spiketamara2007]

i love it quick simple to the point and helps honestly with performance potentially.

[@andrehebert8336]

Hey Jay and the gang! :) I built my very first PC for my son using your videos as a guide/reference so I'm very much a noob to this stuff. Just figured your never to old to learn new stuff. You made a comment about cleaning a pc and was wondering how often should they be cleaned and is there a proper way of doing this. I really like your custom mods/builds, especially the Star Wars themed ones. An idea for a possible build would be having something internal to project Star Wars images on the side glass panel instead of the usual RGB.

[@morgandonald6705]

Cool! I just bought a new case to mount a top rad, wish I saw this first! Thanks J and Crew!

[@mikedmt]

I just did a build with this case. Strix 3060ti, Ryzen 5 5600x with a strix 240 AIO set up with fans to push. I havent run hardcore stress tests, but for my gaming everything stays about 60c. More intake would be nice, but I chose the case because of the super spartan exterior. Good looking mod though, thanks for the video👍

[@PhilipProchazka]

This worket out really great with that black interiour of the case, you improved the case significatly overall

[@maxmillion7007]

It actually looks good on that black and white themed case. If doing a radiator, I would close off the stock vent holes on the side, otherwise some of the air from the fans would just vent out the side rather than through the radiator.

[@angelosioannou1826]

Ty very much I will do the same thing.... And ty for all the overclock videos.... I watched you from day 1...... You ve been helped me alot and you keep doing it... Love your content keep going

[@johnsmith-mo6kz]

I got a 6700xt and a 5800x in this case because it was the only case available. Temps work out ok but I have a super strange fan direction layout that gets dust inside like you wouldn't believe. Purchased one of those plus dust filters to all arrive tomorrow because I plan on upgrading to a 3080 this summer thanks to the low prices at the semi-nearby micro center.

[@johnsmith-mo6kz]

@HI PSI Yes and it does indeed do that a little but like 95% gets caught on the edges of the front panel luckily. I'll probably change up my fan speeds to alleviate that though. I already use an air purifier so dust takes a long time to collect thankfully

[@TheMrhoneycutt]

I love it! I'm in the midst of an OptiPlex 9020 MT mod, and this will be so perfect!

[@lukevanderwal9891]

Finally a cheap solution for that case! Looks great; awesome content!

[@RTDragonCommando]

Those things are really well made, the case almost looks like it was meant to be that way. It gives off a really nice semi-industrial look too.

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

Old school case modding, Love it. Think I still have a handheld metal cutter/nibbler somewhere in drawer from those early modding days, Before I got a Dremel and angle grinder.

[@ChewieBabyTW]

Jay with a saw. As a Retired Chief when one of our Sailors was about to do something crazy we would grab a cup of coffee and say....."Watch this....." With some added descriptors I will not repeat here. In all seriousness it is looking amazing so far! I only use one fan speed....EXTREME (Explosions IFIXIT Blowups here) ! EXTREME! BOOM BOOM BOOM!

[@kingjulian420]

NZXT H5 flow: “And I took that personally.”

[@felixcorreajr]

I freaking love it! OG mods at it's best. KEEP IT COMING JAY....

[@Taterisstig]

Watching your destiny build inspired me to do the same thing you did for this case myself! I bought a cheap case that's incredible for it's price but has horrible airflow. It has the same geometric style as the meshify and the destiny build gave me the confidence to cut it up to get that good good airflow!

[@Madcore.]

LOVE THIS STUFF MATE. This is what I was talking about. Can see how much you love it also. Keep it up mate.

[@brianweber1973]

This was fun!! Gives me some good ideas when modding some very old cases. I like to experiment with different fan arrangements, so I take old cases to do mods on first. There are tons of old cases out there to experiment on before actually doing something on a newer case. Good stuff Maynard!

[@BRB499]

hehe remember doing this +20 years ago. cases back then didnt have any sort of real airflow or room for radiators.. fun times... great and fun video JTC team :)

[@j14agt]

Great video, great instruction, great advice. Really nice to see a "budget" video that we can all try.

[@meddlin]

A practical mod! I like it! Nothing wrong with the aesthetic stuff, but I love seeing more functionality. Thanks, Jay! Keep it up!

[@neilmccarthy6822]

Excellent mod. Looks really good as well!!!! Thanks for sharing

[@Biggarou]

Thanks Jay, I am always looking for ways to mod the systems I build to make them more unique and this is a pretty nice and convenient idea. One question I did have was how easy would be to paint over the plate or would the existing paint have to be stripped because of the type of paint used? Thanks again.

[@alexsizemore8530]

I've got this exact case and was concerned for intake airflow up front, but I haven't had any issues. I ran with a 240 mm EVGA AIO. Looks like the NZXT Flow, which wasn't available when I built my PC, answers this concern. To be fair, I only paid $60 for the H510 case at Best Buy - so I'm not complaining either way, lol.

[@tsummers122]

Ac Infinity makes coolers for home AVR’s. I have one on my DENON. Those grills are meant for cooling an enclosed cabinet for audio/video gear.

[@thefluxlife]

THANK YOU!! I love seeing mods like these!