MSI MAG Infinite S3 front panel

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Hey, does anyone know how can I take off the front panel of the MSI MAG Infinite S3 ? I’ve found one screw and took it of but the panel doesn’t move
 
kssmx30015a402e2 said:
Hey, does anyone know how can I take off the front panel of the MSI MAG Infinite S3 ? I’ve found one screw and took it of but the panel doesn’t move
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Did you find away to remove the front panel? I want to add a fan but can't figure out how to remove the front panel.
 
kssmx30015a402e2 said:
Hey, does anyone know how can I take off the front panel of the MSI MAG Infinite S3 ? I’ve found one screw and took it of but the panel doesn’t move
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Yes underneath the front foot stand there are two holes with screws removed these then slide the foot towards the back of the case, after that is removed you can push the front panel upwards to release it from its holding slots be careful when doing this tho if you still have any wires attached to the front io or LEDs once that is done you have access to the honeycomb gride to attach two 120 mm fans or a 240 aio cooling system, however the front panel is so blocked off id recommend adding a 90mm fan to the rear either in exhaust to help with the pre installed top fan or to intake for cool air hitting the CPU , installing front fans will work but the double layer of dust protection ei a mesh layer then the vents really blocks airflow and reduces it to the point removing the outer mesh if possible maybe be beneficial but will suck up dust like a hoover
 
mo159302e0 said:
Did you find away to remove the front panel? I want to add a fan but can't figure out how to remove the front panel.
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Yes underneath the front foot stand there are two holes with screws removed these then slide the foot towards the back of the case, after that is removed you can push the front panel upwards to release it from its holding slots be careful when doing this tho if you still have any wires attached to the front io or LEDs once that is done you have access to the honeycomb gride to attach two 120 mm fans or a 240 aio cooling system, however the front panel is so blocked off id recommend adding a 90mm fan to the rear either in exhaust to help with the pre installed top fan or to intake for cool air hitting the CPU ,
 
Thanks macord1991. I have added a spare 90mm fan that i already had at the back to extract air. Now that you have told me how to remote the front panel I'm just wondering after your advice is it worth my while adding an extra fan on the front for air intake or just least it as it is. Thanks again for the help and advise.
 
Personally I would say the exhaust at the back would do after I added some to the front the airflow and temp drop is negligible maybe by one degree and that's with two artic p12 max however maybe you can help me with my problem I need an ideal fan curve any ideas if not do you know the original settings as due to the lack of airflow none of the custom ones I'd use on other cases seem to work In this my over confidence made me save my custom settings without taking note of original ones lol
 
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