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Originally Posted by Tulion 
Hey guys, first time poster long time lurker! This will be my first "dive" into watercooling, was looking to pick up a nzxt switch810 - my only issue being the top rad. I've looked over many buildlogs and it seems almost everyone has issues with the top rad lining up with the screws. Does anyone know of any nice 360 or preferably 420 rads that fit w/o prob. I haven't decided yet if I'll be doing a skinny rad with p/p or a thicker with just p.
I plan on building with an i5 3570k, and either 1 7870 to start(eventually adding an additional for xfire) or a 7950 if I can justify the cost. May even wait out Kepler to see what the other team tosses out.
Curious if I may be able to get away with just a top 420 rad cooling the two of those, I know when I eventually add an additional card I'll be needing to place a 280/240 rad in the bot - or if I'm better off just doing both rads at the start.
Thanks for the help~!!
Hey guys, first time poster long time lurker! This will be my first "dive" into watercooling, was looking to pick up a nzxt switch810 - my only issue being the top rad. I've looked over many buildlogs and it seems almost everyone has issues with the top rad lining up with the screws. Does anyone know of any nice 360 or preferably 420 rads that fit w/o prob. I haven't decided yet if I'll be doing a skinny rad with p/p or a thicker with just p.
I plan on building with an i5 3570k, and either 1 7870 to start(eventually adding an additional for xfire) or a 7950 if I can justify the cost. May even wait out Kepler to see what the other team tosses out.
Curious if I may be able to get away with just a top 420 rad cooling the two of those, I know when I eventually add an additional card I'll be needing to place a 280/240 rad in the bot - or if I'm better off just doing both rads at the start.
Thanks for the help~!!
I use the XSPC RX360 radiator at the top of mine in push/pull without any spacing issues or lining up with the pre-drilled holes. This rad in push/pull, probably even push, would be able to cool that cpu and one gpu. If you were to add another gpu, however, you would want some more radiator. There's space at the bottom of the case to do so without modification. You would only have to remove the bottom hard drive cage.
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