Light Base 600 case

[joey117]

Just looking to know has anyone actually tried to install Three  360 mm radiators in the case one in the bottom and one on each side  with the case on it back ? just wondering can't be done or is it just not advised

[podkall]

Do you have 3 radiators? Or are you planning to do custom water cooling? Because otherwise you're never getting 3 radiators unless you're doing custom cooling,.

 

It looks like it might fit 3 360mm ratiators to answer your question.

 

I found this build: (I think the reservoir on the bottom is as big as a 360mm radiator)

 

[joey117]

11 hours ago, podkall said:

Do you have 3 radiators? Or are you planning to do custom water cooling? Because otherwise you're never getting 3 radiators unless you're doing custom cooling,.

 

It looks like it might fit 3 360mm ratiators to answer your question.

 

I found this build: (I think the reservoir on the bottom is as big as a 360mm radiator)

 

Just for the first thing amazing workout on the PC it looks incredible , currently it is in the planning  and idea part , I have not even got the case yet but the reason I'm interested in three radiators is because I wanted to be ultra quiet borderline absurdly  but that is an incredible idea with the reservoir distribution plate I might have to steal that.

[podkall]

2 hours ago, joey117 said:

Just for the first thing amazing workout on the PC it looks incredible

That's not my PC, but you can check it out here where I found it: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/bXj2FT

 

2 hours ago, joey117 said:

I have not even got the case yet but the reason I'm interested in three radiators is because I wanted to be ultra quiet borderline absurdly  but that is an incredible idea with the reservoir distribution plate I might have to steal that.

There are ways to be quiet without custom cooling

[thrasher_565]

On 3/25/2025 at 1:35 PM, podkall said:

Do you have 3 radiators? Or are you planning to do custom water cooling? Because otherwise you're never getting 3 radiators unless you're doing custom cooling,.

 

It looks like it might fit 3 360mm ratiators to answer your question.

 

I found this build: (I think the reservoir on the bottom is as big as a 360mm radiator)

 

6 intake ans 1 exhaust...rip

 

but it looks "cool"

Edited March 27, 2025 by thrasher_565

[podkall]

44 minutes ago, thrasher_565 said:

6 intake ans 1 exhaust...rip

 

but it looks "cool"

I'm pretty sure they run it without glass, or have reverse blade

[thrasher_565]

38 minutes ago, podkall said:

I'm pretty sure they run it without glass, or have reverse blade

i dont think thow corsair fans had revers blades that was before that time.

kinda dume to run no glass...

[podkall]

8 minutes ago, thrasher_565 said:

i dont think thow corsair fans had revers blades that was before that time.

kinda dume to run no glass...

Still works I suppose, apparently the 14900K maxes out at 60C, and to top it off, they run older unstable BIOS.

 

6 intakes isn't the end of the world, despite the inefficiency of airflow, it's still drawing cold air rather than pushing hot air through the radiators, the pressure exhaust the air anyway regardless of the fan at the back too.

 

I'm more surprised it's quiet despite the possible turbulence the air will have as 3 and 3 fats push air against each other.

[thrasher_565]

59 minutes ago, podkall said:

Still works I suppose, apparently the 14900K maxes out at 60C, and to top it off, they run older unstable BIOS.

 

6 intakes isn't the end of the world, despite the inefficiency of airflow, it's still drawing cold air rather than pushing hot air through the radiators, the pressure exhaust the air anyway regardless of the fan at the back too.

 

I'm more surprised it's quiet despite the possible turbulence the air will have as 3 and 3 fats push air against each other.

ya some people dont care for cooling i guess. they may upgrade in a few years anyway.

but hey it was costly and looks cool all the matters.

runs hot check

loud fans check

costly check

re fill more often check

re past more often check

reduced speed do to heat check

uses more power check

 

 

[podkall]

11 hours ago, thrasher_565 said:

ya some people dont care for cooling i guess. they may upgrade in a few years anyway.

but hey it was costly and looks cool all the matters.

runs hot check

loud fans check

costly check

re fill more often check

re past more often check

reduced speed do to heat check

uses more power check

 

 

I don't know where you're correlating 60C with hot temps, 60C is very cool for a 14900k