Anybody with Mountain Mods experience?

mr.doom

mr.doom

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Hi! I'm new to this forum and with this post I introduce myself to you :)

I am about to undertake another watercooled PC project and need your opinion. Does any of you have any Mountain Mods cases? Specifically H2GO? How is the build quality for the money? Are they fairly easy to work with?

Also what sort of components you managed to put in and maybe, if you can some photos to see a case in the "real life", not just product shots from the shop?

Thanks a lot for help.
 
Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy it here :).

Sorry but I don't know much about the question.
 
There are better cases for the money, and you can't fit a whole lot of radiator internally on the h2go. I think you're limited to one gpu with a block if you use a dual pass radiator on the top if you mount it internally as well.
 
S3AnD3 said:
Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy it here :).

Sorry but I don't know much about the question.
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Thanks for the welcome :)


just a noob said:
There are better cases for the money, and you can't fit a whole lot of radiator internally on the h2go. I think you're limited to one gpu with a block if you use a dual pass radiator on the top if you mount it internally as well.
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Yeah, that's what really bugs me. I was thinking to use M-ATX GENE V motherboard and then maybe I could fit two 120.2 radiators, one in the front and one in the back.
 
mr.doom said:
Thanks for the welcome :)




Yeah, that's what really bugs me. I was thinking to use M-ATX GENE V motherboard and then maybe I could fit two 120.2 radiators, one in the front and one in the back.
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You might be able to using the matx, and then single pass radiators instead of dual pass
 
The Mountain Mods H2GO is actually a pretty sweet case. Mountain Mods cases are specifically made for water cooling. Although they are expensive, they are worth the price.

You would have no problem fitting a 680 in there but its will be a little tight with water cooling such because its a m-atx case. If I had the money I would get that over any other m-atx case.
 
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