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Radiator Box Concept
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I'm planning on making the switch to water cooling my computer soon. I don't feel like cramping everything in my case so i decided to design a box to support all of that good stuff.
what i plan to work with... -Swiftech MCP350 -Swiftech MCRES-MICRO Reservoir -Black Ice Xtreme 3 X-Flow Radiator ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() if you have any suggestions or impovements feel free to let me know.
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Make the hose going to the far end of the rad internal if you can. Would make it look cleaner, and reduce risk of it snagging of something when moved etc.
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AMD Overclocker
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Cool design
+Rep for artwork!
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Folding Fanatic
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thank you Anqt31
____________ well Sikozu i thought about running that tube inside but the way i set it up makes it difficult. but i think i'll play around with ur idea and i might be able to enclose it.
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That will make a sick rad box...
..What are you going to make it out of?
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AMD Overclocker
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Maybe, you could make the box into a full rectangle instead of an L. Make it so you could fit a computer case on top. That would save a little space, and it has the potential to look and work just as well.
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I personally think it would look better if the tubing were not looping in/out of the enclosure several times. Rather than using a single-pass radiator, you could get a dual-pass radiator (with both barbs at the same end) and right there eliminate the need for the long external hose; and by making it a bit wider, you could keep the tube from the res to the pump internal as well.
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Folding Fanatic
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i'm planning on either making it out of aluminum or stainless steel, and maybe some plexy glass.
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