water cooling rads?

[Bradan]

where/how would you mount the dual and triple 120mm radiators for a watercooling setup?

cnfsd!!

 

[Geoff]

If you have room alot of people mount them over the 120mm fan slot on the back of the case. But it may be hard if you have 3 of them...

 

[The_Beast]

It depends on where your fans are in the case, if you have 2 120mm fans in the front,one on top of the other, then you can get a dual rad, I haven't seen a case with 3 fan ports in the front so you would have to make a triple 120mm rad external.

 

[Impr3ssiv3]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811129021


i think that front could support 3 120's in a row

 

[The_Beast]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811129021


i think that front could support 3 120's in a row

no it couldn't there not one on top of the other, and there are only 2 in the front, one in the back

 

[thealmightyone]

You would have to have the rad resting on top of supports on top of your case, with the tubing coming out of a PCI slot. A little mod project could make that look really good. Silent fans would be pretty important.

 

[Bradan]

o so my obvious best bet if i was looking into it would be two single rads.. i was wondering bc the triple 120 rad is the top seller on ncix.. i was kind of confused

 

[Archangel]

well.. you need a case with the space for it.

a big-tower usually has anough space to cut a hole in the top, and place the radiator there. (thats what much people usually do)

 

[The_Beast]

what kind of water cooling setup are you going with, pump, tubing, blocks, exc.

 

[thealmightyone]

You could effectively have a dual rad, 'cut in half' - 2x single rads - one on the side panel fan, and one on the rear fan, with a small piece of tubing connecting the two.

 

[Bradan]

doesnt the water flow through the entire dual fan rad, making it umm broken if u cut it in half?

 

[The_Beast]

i would just get two single rads

what kinda setup are you with, pumps, blocks ect

 

[thealmightyone]

'cut in half'

I didn't actually MEAN cut it. Grr. I was simply SAYING it was LIKE a dual radiator cut in two, in the sense theres nothing connected between each of the single rads, apart from a piece of tubing.