JoshKelly

Thank you for the reply everyone, I will look into the eisbaer lt120 and if it isn't usable I will look into a cooler master. When the project is done I will try to post some pictures one here if I can remember.

Hello all, I have a custom budget project that I am working on and I am in need of a budget 120 AIO ($75 or less) but I need one that either has a fill port on the pump or Rad, it is hard to tell by the photos on all of all of them if there is a port or not. I know it is not a very popular idea to open an AIO but this is a custom project and I understand all of the risks of doing so. If one doesn't exist I'll end up buying one and taping it so I can install a plug. Thank you for the help, Josh

Awesome! Thank you guys, just the advise I was looking for ?

1. Budget & Location ~$1800 US or less 2. Aim AutoCad mainly, occasionally gaming 3. Monitors Two 4. Peripherals Already have 5. Why are you upgrading? Sold my rig about a year ago Here is my Build right now: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/cgi2099/saved/qcWmqs Any suggestions greatly appreciated, if this is total overkill let me know some alternative builds please. Looking for something to last me a few years or more, I will heavily use this for AutoCad design work. Really need some advice in the gpu and liquid cooling area. Games: Skyrim, and All the Fallouts ? Also does anyone if the enermax 240 lines can be unscrewed from the radiator to add a reservoir and possibly a gpu cooler. Thank you for any advise, Josh

New to the forum and watch/listen to the Linus Group affiliates everyday while doing surveying CAD work since Jan this year, I love the content and the way it is presented. Would love to see someone over at LTT to do a video on this ultrabook, especially the higher end model. Josh