Originally Posted by RatDog
Not sure where you got this info Charlie but as someone who owns a 700d..
The top of the 700d / 800d is 585mm and a 560 is 605mm so it won't fit. If you add the aluminum face plate that cover the 5.25 bays it it 610mm.
Sorry, I was wrong. You have to do a slight mod to allow the tubing hook up to extend out past the end of the case. Essentially the tubing comes out the back, only to go into the "internal" radiator.
Basically you would have to cut the back out of the case to fit it in the top. Might as well just externally mount it. You would have at least 3" or 8cm sticking out the back. Sort of a franken-mod.
Originally Posted by Robitussin
360 + 480 isn't too much cooling : P
Yes, it is. Even with 1000 RPM fans on XSPC radiators you're going to have over 1000w of cooling power. This amount of power is only going to be found in something like tri-sli 480s + i7 or dual 5970s + i7. Hardly anyone has that hardware.
Im going tri sli 480s and a i7 980x and also cooling my mobo I wanted something that could fit at the top and it to be all enclosed inside the corsair 800d I dont like externally mounting its ugly!! I was going to buy the case and some rad grills and see what i can fit in the case.
Originally Posted by TuffPoo
Im going tri sli 480s and a i7 980x and also cooling my mobo I wanted something that could fit at the top and it to be all enclosed inside the corsair 800d I dont like externally mounting its ugly!! I was going to buy the case and some rad grills and see what i can fit in the case.
Wow that's quite the build! What is the maximum RPM your fans will spin at? It will help us a lot for choosing your radiators.
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