Lian-Li PC-65B and Silverstone ST75F PSU

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Lian-Li PC-65B and Silverstone ST75F PSU

Hey guys. Does anybody know if it's possible to fit a Silverstone ST75F PSU into a Lian-Li PC-65B case? Do you have to remove the overhead fan in order to get it to fit? Anybody try this combination before?

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Intel Core 2 Duo e6300 @ 3.15ghz .......................... Lian Li PC-65B
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Well i havent but i find a people who tryed it and it seems that it is possible and itt works

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I run 2x of the ST75F units in my main server, they are pretty big but are FAR from the largest around. From the end to end, the unit is about 7 and 3/4 inchs long, including the modular cable mount, so you will want at least 8 1/2 or 9 1/2 inchs of room between where the powersupply mounts, and what ever you are concerned with the unit hitting. In the PC 65B, you may want to measure the distance from the end of the psu mount (the back of the case) to the edge of that fan to verify that the powersupply will mount properly. You may have to remove the fan to mount the power supply, but I dont think it will be a problem. Metal to metal, the ST75F is just under 7 in, so as long as the cable mounts dont hit the fan you should be fine.

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