Watercooled Mountain Mods Twice7

[epion2985]

Thinking about getting a Mountain Mods U2-UFO but I like the Twice7 size better. Was wondering how easy it is to water cool one and if anyone has and pictures or linkes to a watercooled Mountain Mods Twice7.

[epion2985]

nothing?

[Marci]

http://www.over-clock.com/ivb/index.php?showtopic=12522

[Kato]

http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=116210&highlight=twice7 :)

[onekewlchip]

The two threads mentioned are great - but a reminder.
Current evolution of the Twice7 has a second 120mm fan on the front left for Black ICE II and other radiators with the same fan spacing - like this

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v691/cjrvs8/S4020018.jpg

[Kato]

The two threads mentioned are great - but a reminder.
Current evolution of the Twice7 has a second 120mm fan on the front left for Black ICE II and other radiators with the same fan spacing - like this

Yea I emailed MM before I purchased mine off a forum member, they informed me the current version has 3 120mm fan holes at front, and 2 of them are aligned for a HL or similiar rad, but when I requested about changing the fan mounting holes for Thermochill 120.2, they said no :(

Although if you mount a Thermochill 120.2 at that location, the thickness of the rad would be too camped for that spot - you will have around 5mm between the rad and your ATX mb. So if you do want to put a rad at that spot, I would suggest getting a thinner rad like the Swiftech MCR-220, or BI pro.

[p0tter]

badass.

[onekewlchip]

Yea I emailed MM before I purchased mine off a forum member, they informed me the current version has 3 120mm fan holes at front, and 2 of them are aligned for a HL or similiar rad, but when I requested about changing the fan mounting holes for Thermochill 120.2, they said no :(

Although if you mount a Thermochill 120.2 at that location, the thickness of the rad would be too camped for that spot - you will have around 5mm between the rad and your ATX mb. So if you do want to put a rad at that spot, I would suggest getting a thinner rad like the Swiftech MCR-220, or BI pro.


You are correct that the thermochill 1202 is more thick and would cramp the area. The biggest reason for the 1202 not mounting on the front panel is that it is longer. If you put the rad to the front panel directly it would interfere with the switches - BIX II doesn't have that issue. I suppose you could go with a push config on the 1202 and have enough space for switches and leds to wrap around. Really though you want a Thermochill rad in it just get the PA160 and mount to the upper back (right) or lower front (right).

[epion2985]

thanks for the links.