ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition User Manual
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To install additional fans, first remove the side panels for easy access. The case supports up to three 120mm or two 140mm fans at the front, two 120mm or 140mm fans at the top, and one 120mm fan at the rear. Use the provided screws to secure the fans in place and connect them to the motherboard or fan controller.
Ensure that the RGB connections are properly secured and connected to the RGB header on your motherboard. Check your motherboard’s BIOS settings to ensure that the RGB header is enabled. If the issue persists, try using different software to control the RGB lighting.
Regularly clean the dust filters located at the front, top, and bottom of the case. Use a can of compressed air to blow out dust from the interior, especially around fans and vents. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth to prevent dust buildup.
Yes, the case supports liquid cooling systems. You can install a 360mm radiator at the front, a 280mm radiator at the top, and a 120mm radiator at the rear. Ensure that your cooling system’s dimensions are compatible with the case.
Ensure that all fans are functioning and correctly oriented for optimal airflow. Consider adding more fans if necessary. Reapply thermal paste to your CPU cooler, and ensure there is no obstruction to airflow inside the case.
Use the built-in cable management features, such as routing holes and Velcro straps, to organize cables. Route cables behind the motherboard tray and secure them to prevent obstruction of airflow.
The case supports standard ATX PSUs. Ensure that your PSU does not exceed the maximum length specified by the case (up to 240mm) to ensure compatibility and proper fit.
First, power down and unplug the system. Remove the side panels for access. Carefully disconnect and remove the component you wish to replace, then install the new component, ensuring all connections are secure before closing the case and powering on the system.
Ensure all fans are securely mounted to prevent vibration. Use rubber mounts or gaskets for fans and the PSU to minimize noise. Consider using larger fans that can move more air at lower RPMs, producing less noise.
Ensure unobstructed airflow by organizing cables and removing any obstacles. Use a balanced configuration of intake and exhaust fans to maintain positive airflow. Regularly clean dust filters to prevent clogging and reduced airflow.