The Official Cooler Master HAF X/932/922/912(+) Club - Page 1907

Originally Posted by Ceadderman 

So lemme get this straight. You got the Acrylic/Acetal block setup? Those only come one or the other. Were you clear that you wanted the Intel one and not the AMD unit? I may be misunderstanding which is which is why I ask for clarification.

This water cooling kit is compatible with the following CPU sockets:
- Intel LGA-775
- Intel LGA-1155/1156
- Intel LGA-1366
- Intel LGA-2011
- AMD Sockets: 939, 754, 940
- AMD Sockets: AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+

Originally Posted by Ceadderman 

So lemme get this straight. You got the Acrylic/Acetal block setup? Those only come one or the other. Were you clear that you wanted the Intel one and not the AMD unit? I may be misunderstanding which is which is why I ask for clarification.
In any case it seems you have enough time before you set up since you have to flush your radiator and have other things coming. Just contact them and see if they can help you. No need to stop going to them over this unless it absolutely holds you up.
You won't be using the top fan(230mm) when you install your radiator. When I installed my loop I removed all but the front 230 fan. But since you won't have a mainboard block your nb still needs to be cooled. So the 140 and the 230 on the door probably need to be retained.
The 140 I think is a mid level CFM fan. Probably comes in round 1500rpm or so if I remember correctly. Replaced mine with a Yate Loon D14SH-14 High Speed Silent. The 230s' are 110(+/-10%)cfm.
It won't hurt to get another case. But if you're going to cut you don't need one(unless you really want one) You can mock it up in Google Paint first and if you need something tactile to touch you can mock the doors up with cardboard or construction paper and use some masking to secure it to get the look you're going for right. Then use some contact paper on both sides of the door to keep the Powder Coat clean and use a stencil to trace your pattern on it prior to cutting. Once it looks good to you you can start your cutting. But don't be in a hurry. Rushing things inevitably leads to mistakes. 99.9999999% of all modding gaffs are due to rushing through the process.
Don't need a bench for leak testing. You can get one if you wish but I used full length tubing for leak testing and did the cutting only when the board and everything was mounted in my 932. Only had 8 feet of tubing so I had to make sure I got it on the first try. Only had to redo one piece and that was the fillport tube because it was too short.
~Ceadder

Originally Posted by Way2grouchy 


Sweet!!! Thats what Im talkin about. lets show em off. I suck at taking pics though. EX360.

Come on. Who's next...