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Well, looks like I'm gonna stick with the case I have now and either stick to 240 rad and maybe add the 120 on the side panel.

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I am trying to figure out which case to go with for my next build, and I would like a case that can fit in a backpack like my RVZ01, but I want it to have atleast 360mm of radiator space support so yeah..

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Well you better have a big backpack :P

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Its called buying a notebook

Theres no PC that will fit in your backpack and outperform a high-end gaming notebook.

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Your requirements are unrealistic

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You could just not leave the house.

Personally, I think a LAN-style case might be a better option, instead of getting a tiny little babby case for a backpack.

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Do you have a backpack that is 360mm tall?

I said 360mm radiator space, which is any combination of fan spots that add to 360mm. My RVZ01 has 360, but I would prefer to use a different case as this case would have to mount it on the side panel which would make it a pain to take off the side panel.

 

Does it have to be in a back pack? This one is a full atx and has handles! http://pcpartpicker.com/part/cooler-master-case-rc902xbkkn2

Yea so I can transport it  easily

 

I think this one does: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOGNUSvzjMI, if you have a big backpack.

Maybe, doesn't have room for watercooling though.

 

Its called buying a notebook

Theres no PC that will fit in your backpack and outperform a high-end gaming notebook.

Well I could make my pc that I have now fit in my backpack, but I was wondering if there were other cases because I would prefer not to use the one I have because the 120 on the side panel would make it a pain.

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Well, looks like I'm gonna stick with the case I have now and either stick to 240 rad and maybe add the 120 on the side panel.

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1.That would be insanely heavy to carry around 2. its not a good idea even if there was a case that could do this.

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