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Looks beautiful, but that rad config is overkill. I have a top and bottom UT 60 from aCool and no side rad with 2x2080 Ti's and it cools very well.

Hi!

Couple of questions on the UT60s are these 140 mm versions and are you using 25 mm height fans with these ??

Im looking into changing my case and have been researching to see if I can get a 60 mm rad with 25 mm fans at the bottom while mounting the GPU vertically.

As the PDF gives 65 mm clearence then its not going to be possible, so looks like I am going to have to purchase a radiator with max height of 45 mm to mount on the bottom.

Currently have

1 x UT60 280 mm
1 x Thermochill TA120.3

Both of these have 60 mm height....

 

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No, they are the 120mm variant. Used with 25mm fans. You should have enough room to mount a vertical GPU over top of it. You would not be able to to push/pull.

This is 2x2080Ti's mounted vertically overtop of a 60mm RAD with 120mm/25mm fans.

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Thanks, thats very helpful



Can you guestimate how much clearence you have from the fans on the bottom radiator to the GPU mount plate ?

Calculating.....25 + 15 + 60 = 100 mm

In your pic we have a total of 85 mm height of rad+fans, if there is 15 mm clearence it may be possible to have push/pull with one set of low profile fans ??

Or forgetting the low profile fans, I have 120 to 140 mm shrouds that have a height of 10 mm ...

** EDIT **
Also wondering if a Black Ice GTX 420 can fit with the shrouds as that would be awsome, whats the exact length are the top, bottom radiator brackets ?

Ahh nvm, going by the specs there should be enough clearence, left/right for the GTX 420 to fit, 471 minus 452 , 19 mm, divide by two a little less than a cm on either side

 

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I wish I could. That was a revision of a build almost 2 years ago. I no longer have that setup to measure for you.

Ah ok, hopefully someone else may be helpful

 

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May as well post these, its been complete for a number of months now, was a pain to get everything where I wanted and I did not add a drain tap as I didnt want to drill into the chassis

 

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I have this case which is a Lian-Li D-600 case. The "D" is for double size case. The motherboard side has a plastic window for display of your goodies and the light show. The other side has room for fan controllers, your DVD drives and any other 5.25" gadget you might want to add. What did you do with your DVD/CD ROM drives? Did you toss them because you can't put them in your new case? I think new cases look nice but they limit your options. I know no one uses a DVD anymore and fan control is in mobo software now but I'm still a little old school and I like having a knob to tweak rather than open up a program or transferring all my files to newer media right now. Anyway out with the old and in with the new, it seems. I wish I had kept my Lian-Li D6000 case. I could have put my D-600 case inside of it and still had room. View attachment 2583050 View attachment 2583042

I thought long and hard about not having access to a DVD/CD drive in this build. Seeing I have access to several other PC/notebooks I deemed it as a non necessary item.

Saying that I did look into housing the DVD drive in the back of the case that is used to store 3.5" HDD and researched the types of adapter required to hook up the drive but took it no further

 

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What is the radiator mounted on top? Trying to figure out if I could do a push/pull setup if I upgraded my O11-D to an XL in the future with my HWLabs 360GTX. I had enough room to do just push with it mounted on top of my O11-D

It's quite an oldie, Thermochill PA120.3
Dimensions: 129 x 405 x 60mm

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