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post #7711 of 10099
11/14/12 at 2:12pm
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Not sure yet I might get it going tonight and disassemble when the other RAD gets here I will post dont worry.

Can't stop looking at that 400mm Rad.. and with those BitFenix Spectre Pro 200mm fans on the back it looks damm sexy. Can't wait for mine to be delivered, however its a 5 week wait for postage for Australia. Lets see how many other people follow your foot steps. thumb.gif

Thanks for the photos drool.gif
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11/14/12 at 2:38pm
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I will give you all the credit dude, your the only reason that I went for it because of all your research!!!! Thanks for all the info and it fits like a glove in the front!!!


In 2 weeks a 360 will be up top!!!!

What are your plans for airflow? Just curios if you plan on feeding the 360 with outside air or from case air.
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post #7713 of 10099
11/15/12 at 6:38am


Sorry for the awful picks, this credit goes to DDog. Basically the 400mm will pull air through into the case, (note this will be the last rad so not much heat will be pulled back into the case.. The top 360 will be pushing air out through the top. The rear exhaust will not change. I think that will be sufficient airflow. I decided to connect the RAD at the top due to hose length and Pump placement. I was able to fit my swifttech little res behind the mobo try at the top of the try behind the two TOP grommets. Now I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes right now as I cannot take credit for most of these ideas. I will get more pics later tonight after school. Currently my loop is connected and full right now. At the top I connected two hoses in anticipation for the 360. The hose will not have that much slack once finished!
Any thoughts on a 20 dollar flow meter? Are they worth it? Not for looks but actual Peace of mind! Any other questions feel free DDog or I will be more then happy!!
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post #7714 of 10099
11/15/12 at 6:42am
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Can't stop looking at that 400mm Rad.. and with those BitFenix Spectre Pro 200mm fans on the back it looks damm sexy. Can't wait for mine to be delivered, however its a 5 week wait for postage for Australia. Lets see how many other people follow your foot steps. thumb.gif
Thanks for the photos drool.gif

Ill fire it up tonight and get temps for you, before this I had a 240 XTX (which is now for sale) and it kept the 8320 nice and cool!!!
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post #7715 of 10099
11/15/12 at 6:43am
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I wouldn't say that is a good idea. It could work, but the 10 minutes of modding it'll take to get your whole 360 rad working will definitely be well worth your while

Why not actually cut the metal away, and place the 360 with three fans?
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11/15/12 at 7:26am
HI guise!! I'm at work, and don't have time/permission to search for the info myself, but I was wondering if anyone happened to know the specs on the stock rear 120mm fan, and the 200mm front fan on the White edition. I want to get quieter fans, but still want to maintain some airflow....
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post #7717 of 10099
11/15/12 at 7:42am
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HI guise!! I'm at work, and don't have time/permission to search for the info myself, but I was wondering if anyone happened to know the specs on the stock rear 120mm fan, and the 200mm front fan on the White edition. I want to get quieter fans, but still want to maintain some airflow....
Here the stock 200mm fan which is crap and loud, just don't replace the 200mm with a NZXT because it wont fit
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post #7718 of 10099
11/15/12 at 7:47am
Received my camera dolly and to test it out i shot some footage:
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post #7719 of 10099
11/15/12 at 10:29am
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Why not actually cut the metal away, and place the 360 with three fans?

What you just said was my point too, but he asked me whether it would be fine if he mounted a 360 rad on top and only two 120mm fans, so he didn't have to mod. Which I think is a bad idea.
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post #7720 of 10099
11/15/12 at 10:30am
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Received my camera dolly and to test it out i shot some footage:
Very touching, make me feel like huging my 600T and tell her that i love her and worked hard for her biggrin.gif
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