Quick question regarding radiators

[HeathCliff]

You don't need a huge amount of desk space. You can build a box that is about the same width/depth as a mid-tower case but build it tall to hold several radiators. You can find projects of such by Googling around, either on this forum or other forums.

 

I remember seeing singularitycomputers' vid a while back, but even then, I may end up needing to buy a new desk. 

 

Damn you cheapo ikea desk.

[QBtech]

I remember seeing singularitycomputers' vid a while back, but even then, I may end up needing to buy a new desk. 

 

Damn you cheapo ikea desk.

 

You could mount it under ur desk with something like this link

[brandishwar]

You could mount it under ur desk with something like this link

 

Kind of gives a new meaning to "water cooling desk"...

[Vellinious]

Could always look into the TT Core X9, a Caselabs or a Mountain Mods case....  There is no such thing as "too much rad".

[BaileyF14]

Sigh, hopefully some water-cooling friendly mid tower cases are released during Q4, otherwise the H440+ will most likely be the only option as it can support a thick 360 and a thick 240 as well as looking fricking amazing.

I am getting this case in about a week. Personally I am getting a 280mm AIO for the top but It can support up to two 360mm Radiators - One in the front and one in the top however it may limit your hard-drive space (not too sure on what the design is like around that area YET) but there are 3 SSD mounts elsewhere and you are able to get motherboards that support M.2 if you are limited for space. Also I would recommend some decent High Static Pressure fans, I'm not too sure on what your opinion for noise is but fans that spin at 1850RPM are usually best, anything higher is usually overkill/unnecessary.  

[HeathCliff]

I am getting this case in about a week. Personally I am getting a 280mm AIO for the top but It can support up to two 360mm Radiators - One in the front and one in the top however it may limit your hard-drive space (not too sure on what the design is like around that area YET) but there are 3 SSD mounts elsewhere and you are able to get motherboards that support M.2 if you are limited for space. Also I would recommend some decent High Static Pressure fans, I'm not too sure on what your opinion for noise is but fans that spin at 1850RPM are usually best, anything higher is usually overkill/unnecessary.  

 

The H440 *can* support dual 360mm rads, but when you actually try and put it into practice, one of the 2 rads will have to be swapped for a 240 rad due to the combined thickness with the fans.

[Pelikan]

480mm rad, 60mm thick. I got two 980ti's on it and they never go above 35C with passive airflow.

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