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I'm sorry, but I think you missing the point. There's room for a 360 rad in the bottom and a 480 rad in the top! Why would you want to fit a 160 in the centre chamber blowing warm air over the motherboard and VGA card/s?Originally Posted by filthysanchez
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Isn't the case targeted to people who WC everything anyways?I'm sorry, but I think you missing the point. There's room for a 360 rad in the bottom and a 480 rad in the top! Why would you want to fit a 160 in the centre chamber blowing warm air over the motherboard and VGA card/s?
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A 480 and a 360 would be sufficient to watercool everything you could get into the case.
Plus adding another mount for a rad would just add clutter
Mick64 I would also like the modular idea for audio and USB, because I usually remove them anyway, saves on cable managment, and yer, alot of fan controllers have them.
If you need more rads you can stack 2 480's at the top with some deltas in between, oops, should not have said that.
Anyway, +1 on the modular option for the usb connectors.
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