Best Full Tower For Build

[chikencs]

Hi, I'm going to be building a pc, it will have either an asus x99 deluxe (atx) or asus rampage 5, an i7 5930k (or I'll wait for broadwell-e), 2 gtx 980 ti's and future proof for a 3rd unless a new gpu comes out (before u go: why the fuck u use 3gpus noob only 2 fps difference, I already know.) I am planning to liquid cool the gpu with an h100i or h110i, and liquid cool the gpus because I'd rather play it safe, and maybe when I get the build if it has terrible temp's I'll experiment with my current pc. There isn't a small price range, as long as its reasonable and not like $600 for a case. Now, will the 760t work well and cool it right? Is a 750d a good choice? is the cooler master stryker good or the nzxt phantom 820? And is the 900d too big and rather good for a fish tank?

[Jalakere]

Cooler master cosmos II has more space than my apartment and everyone I know that has it are really happy with it, except when they need to move it.

[chikencs]

okay, thanks, that's another possibility

[Loleo]

Hi Riley,

If possible could you structure this post a bit more, what are you going to use the rig for, a more exact budget and a list of all the components that matter (PSU, CPU cooler,  MoBo, which GPU size and etc).

[Zeinone]

NZXT 530 is my personal favorite as a full tower together with the 780t, but this is rater a subjective topic depending your taste OP.

[chikencs]

The PSU will be a corsair h1200i, the mobo will be atx or etx, and the gpu size is  10.59" x 5.51, the problem is I want a  case that will run good with air cooling, because I'm not familiar with watercooling at all, and will test it on my old pc first, over anything.

[Jalakere]

Liquid cooling GPUs with AIOs to "play it safe" might not be the best idea ever though, especially if you plan to have 3 cards at some point. A custom watercooling solution using asus poseidon cards would probably be better, you'll struggle to find space for 4 240mm radiators in any case.

[Loleo]

Honestly if I wasn't going to go with the Parvum L1.0 for my build I would have chosen either the Corsair carbide air 540 http://www.corsair.com/en/carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow-atx-cube-case Great case and it has options for both air and water-cooling. It features a dual chamber design and much tool less installation so it is easy to both work in it and to cable manage (Linus has done a review on it as well, look it up if you want to). And the second case I would get is the Phanteks Enthoo Primo; http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Primo.html It has a truly amazing build quality and very good water-cooling support (it is also a work of art).

[chikencs]

oh no I wasnt going to liquid cool, I was going to air cool, but do you have any good videos to show me how to install a custom watercooling loop safely?

[Loleo]

2 minutes ago, RileyGav said:

oh no I wasnt going to liquid cool, I was going to air cool, but do you have any good videos to show me how to install a custom watercooling loop safely?

A full custom water-cooling loop for what? CPU or GPU or both? Take one thing at a time. Decide what components you're going to choose. Then what case and then if you want to either install air cooling for the CPU or GPU or AIOs or even build a custom loop.

 

Also if I were you I would wait buying the GPUs there will be new soon and three cards isn't really optimal

[Jalakere]

17 minutes ago, RileyGav said:

oh no I wasnt going to liquid cool, I was going to air cool, but do you have any good videos to show me how to install a custom watercooling loop safely?

I don't think there is a "safe" way to put together a watercooling loop, air cooling is probably your best choice and unless you plan on overclocking massively the standard coolers will do just fine in most cases.