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Xigmatek Midgard can it be fited with water cooling?

I need to know what Radiator Compatibility it has so I know what I could fit in it?
The case:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/X...Midgard/1.html

Here is some info:
Overview

Combined design and features such as black coated SECC and steel mesh are spotlighting your chassis when your system is built. Furthermore this chassis is supplied with 2 x 120mm pre installed fans (orange blade and black, transparent housings), but another 5 fans can be mounted in different areas for best possible airflow. 5 x 5.25" bays will be able to house all your optical drives, but also 5 trays for your 3.5" and 2.5" HDDs are available so you can feel free by "DIY". Tool free design and a "gorgeous" outlook are only a few points why this chassis is a "must" not only for enthusiast but also for pc beginners.

Features
Screw-less tooling for 5.25" bay installation.
Screw-less tooling for expansion slot installation.
Screw-less tooling for 3.5" bay installation.
Preinstalled 120mm front and rear fans with white LED.
Seven cooling fans are available.
RPM speed control knob for three fans.
Back window for easy CPU cooler back plate.
Support water cooling system.
Diamond cut surface aluminum I/O and reset buttons.
Bottom PSU location for face-up and down installation.
Anti-vibration rubber for PSU.
Dust filter for intake airflow.

Product Name
MIDGARD
Product Number
CPC-T55DB-U01
Dimension
Main Unit: 206 x 510 x 477 mm / 8.1 x 20.1 x 18.8 inches
Box: 258 x 560 x 583 mm / 10.1 x 22.0 x 23.0 inches
Drive Bay
5.25" External x 5 (One bay with 5.25" to 3.5" adapter, tool-free)
3.5" Internal x 5 (Tool-free)
Expansion Slot
7 slots (tool-free)
Motherboard Support
ATX, Micro ATX (with easy back plant installation window)
Power Supply
Standard P/S2 ATX/EPS power supply unit - Not Included
1. Intake airflow hole with dust filter.
2. Available for face upward and downward installation.
3. Within anti-vibration rubber.
Cooling System
Water pipe holes x 4 (with rubber cover)
Front Fan: 120mm white LED with orange blades x 1 (Preinstalled)
(80/90/140mm fan is available)
Rear Fan: 120mm white LED with orange blades x 1 (Preinstalled)
(80/90 fan is available)
Side Fan: 80/90/120/140mm fan x 1 (optional) 120/140mm fan x 1 (optional)
Bottom Fan: 120/140mm fan x 1 (optional)
Top Fan: 120/140mm fan x 2(optional)
Fan Speed Control: Three fan speeds are adjustable synchronously by one
knob on back bracket.

I/O Panel
Top Panel: Power On/Off switch and reset button
Front Panel: USB2.0 x 2, e-SATA x 1, Audio out x 1, Microphone x 1


Thank you for any help offered!

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T3h_Ch33z_Muncha

a 240 in the top, and a 240 in the bottom with the hard drive cage taken out is the only internal way to fit a rad. Could always hang one off the back with a radbox though.

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