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Radiators inside a Cosmos II

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For you guys who know what space is available inside the Cooler Master Cosmos II: How many radiators can I fit inside? My initial thought was 360x45mm in the top (exhaust) and then a 240x60mm in the basement. But can I MacGyver in two 240x45 in pull or push/pull in the basement, and still be able to fit the PSU, the pump and the reservoir?

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Check out TTL's video review on it - he goes over pretty much everything...

In theory - should be able to fit a 360 on the roof and something in the base. :) Watch the review - he always talks heavily about WC options for the cases...

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For you guys who know what space is available inside the Cooler Master Cosmos II: How many radiators can I fit inside? My initial thought was 360x45mm in the top (exhaust) and then a 240x60mm in the basement. But can I MacGyver in two 240x45 in pull or push/pull in the basement' date=' and still be able to fit the PSU, the pump and the reservoir?[/quote']

From what i've heard, the simple answer is yes. However that being said, there are better options for cases unless you're heavily into the Cosmos II's aesthetics. Corsair just released their 900D at CES which can take something like a 240, a 480 and another 240 or something. Caselabs also have their SMH10 which packs a lot of options - none of them though look as good IMO as the Cosmos II.

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