[SOLVED] using a commander pro in a phanteks case

[berlin88]

I have a brand new phanteks p500a drgb case, and I want to use the corsair commander pro in the case. The problem, is that there does not seem to be a good place to put it in this case.

Any ideas on where to place the commander pro in my new case?

Thank you to anyone who can help me.

 

[ironstem]

You can use mounting tape I guess, maybe on a SSD slot.

 

[berlin88]

You can use mounting tape I guess, maybe on a SSD slot.

I will try removing the three ssd slots and putting it there. Its a shame the case manufacturers haven`t thought to leave a designated spot for accessories like the commander pro.

 

[HappyTrails]

Had same issue just velcro strapped in real good also lightning node.

 

[berlin88]

Had same issue just velcro strapped in real good also lightning node.

I ended up removing the three ssd slots on the p500a, and using the 3m adhesive stripes that come with the commander pro to put it where the ssd drives would go. I did the same with the corsair rgb hub. I use a ssd chip on my motherboard, so I didn't need those three ssd slots.

This seems to work, and I can still get the side panel on, which is good. The only problem, will be if I ever have to remove the commander pro or rgb hub, because then you would have to scrape off the sticky residue from the adhesive tape.

 

[ironstem]

I ended up removing the three ssd slots on the p500a, and using the 3m adhesive stripes that come with the commander pro to put it where the ssd drives would go. I did the same with the corsair rgb hub. I use a ssd chip on my motherboard, so I didn't need those three ssd slots.

This seems to work, and I can still get the side panel on, which is good. The only problem, will be if I ever have to remove the commander pro or rgb hub, because then you would have to scrape off the sticky residue from the adhesive tape.

Glad to see the problem solved.