Some cases that I know of:

Little Devil PC-V8

Any Caselabs cases except M8

XSPC H2

Danger Den Double Wide Tower 29

Depending on configuration, Danger Den Double Wide Tower 21 Can house 2 x 480 Rad

Phobya WaCoolIt

Don't know of MM Cases, But I'm sure they have 1 or 2 for housing double quad rads

EDIT: Added more cases

 

Caselabs or maybe mountain mods.

You could mount externally in this MM Radiator case.

 

Not really looking for external mounting, but still cool to know. Thanks.

@144MHyperion nice list! Thanks for the effort.

Keep the list going! For those that know of more cases that can hold dual quad rads

 

This was already posted, but I'm running dual quads in my Little Devil LD-PC V8, they fit without any hassle and I have room for a third. I think the top position even supports quad 140s.

 

STH10 can hold quad 560's.

 

I'm aware, as stated in my original post. I'm just wondering what other cases can hold dual quad 480 rads in particular.

 

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Originally Posted by ht3k

I'm aware, as stated in my original post. I'm just wondering what other cases can hold dual quad 480 rads in particular.

You're OP stated TH10, not the STH10... =P

 

lol, close enough! I'm sure you know what I meant though

 

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lol, close enough! I'm sure you know what I meant though

Wermad fit 2 quads in an 800D, but that requires modding. Though I think they weren't the hardest of mods. Cut the top, install a Koolance rad shroud, cut the HDD bay and put your PSU and install the other 480 in the bottom.

 

About the bottom part, really? I mean, does a 480 rad really fit in a 800D on the bottom? I thought only a 360 fit in the bottom of an 800D.

 

Well he's moved on to other things, but this is his build log.

Linky



If you want info from it, send him a PM.

 

@Rognin Freakin' badass.

Thanks for that, that was one of the things that I was looking to see if it were possible.

Too bad it requires a hard mod but that's prob one of the easier hard mods to do.

 

OP I was looking for the same thing but nothing was really what I wanted so am going to attempt a scratch build with acrylic, if nothing else its fun designing/building it. I actually enjoy that part the most

PS all the cases I looked at have been mentioned, not sure if there are anymore unless you get one built by a mob like protocase
http://www.protocase.com/

Good luck with your project

PS I did look at the NXZT Switch as it seemed very "moddable" but the scratch build had taken over by then, and there is the Murderbox II due for release soon, though a tad expensive.
http://www.murderbox.com/

again good luck

 

This one- the Rosewill Blackhawk ultra:- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147157
Or this one the NZXT Swithch 810 White:- http://www.scan.co.uk/products/nzxt-switch-810-hybrid-white-full-tower-silent-performance-case-with-usb-30-and-side-window-w-o-psu

 

@Krahe
Protocase looks pretty awesome, and I agree. Choice is really tough, considering I don't find them 100% attractive like I'd want them to

Murderbox was looking really good, until I saw you can't put dual 480mm (again, without hardmodding).

I'll keep looking though, keep them cases comin' anyone knows any more

@DeviousAddict Really? Both of those can hold dual quad rads without any hard mods?

 

This will be of interest to you, dual 480 + psu in the bottom

http://www.overclock.net/t/853371/complete-the-black-hole-corsair-800d-tj07-style-bottom-480-rad-updated-01-03-11/160_40#post_16766820

 

@ ht3k Apologies, I just reread the review and it fits a 420 rad not a 480 sorry.
Review for the case explaing it all:- http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1844/4/ (about half way down it mentions the top bay is removed to fit a 420 rad with push/pull)

Same as the Rosewill Blackhawk ultra, I think it just blacks the top bay if you use a 420 rad:- http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1861/5/ (say's it at the bottom)
Sorry dude.
however i do think the Rosewill is big enough to fit them but might need a little modding. It is a massive case as you will see by the pics in the review i linked.

 

@Hellish Spot on, man! Very much relevant to my interests

Btw is that a single fan shroud holding the RX480 to the back of the case? :O

And although I requested cases that don't require 'hard mods', I don't think I mind hard mods on that particular case.

Still, everyone post more if you know of more!

@DeviousAddict No need for apologies, haven't purchased anything yet

Anyway, close! But no cigar man

For now I'm looking for cases that require no hard mods. Still, thanks a lot for your research, I'm sure it'll help others looking for the same or similar. Maybe I'll get into hard mods in time and with more experience as well.

Keep those dual 480 rad cases comin' guys!

 

You could fit 2 480mm rads at the bottom of a TJ07 or TJ11, but you would need to relocate the PSU to the front bays, which may or may not require modding depending on how you want things to look.

 

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Originally Posted by ht3k

Are there any cases that can hold dual 120mm 480 rads without any hard mods?
So far the only case I know is the th10, little devil v8 can hold them easily but I want to check out other cases as well.
Can the tj07 do dual 480 radiators?
Bonus points for cases that can hold two 140mm 480 rads!
Post as many cases that fit the criteria that you can think of!

LD PC-V8 ATX/HPTX Black http://www.ldcooling.com/shop/atx-hptx/47-ld-pc-v8-atx-hptx-black.html check this mate

 

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Originally Posted by sundrou

LD PC-V8 ATX/HPTX Black http://www.ldcooling.com/shop/atx-hptx/47-ld-pc-v8-atx-hptx-black.html check this mate

He already said about it, 2nd line of the OP.
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Originally Posted by ht3k

So far the only case I know is the th10, little devil v8 can hold them easily but I want to check out other cases as well.

 

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Originally Posted by driftingforlife

He already said about it, 2nd line of the OP.

yep i see

 

Also the corsair Obsidian 900D should be able to hold 2 480 rads and a few others.

http://www.corsair.com/us/pc-cases/obsidian-series-pc-case/obsidian-series-900d-super-tower-case.html