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MorganO
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looking for good watercooling support

E-atx support

good airflow

fit 2x 60mm thick 360 rads

budget <£200

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2 minutes ago, Loot said:

corsair air 540 or 740 should do the trick

neither fit TWO 360 rads

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10 minutes ago, KOMTechAndGaming said:

neither fit TWO 360 rads

Thermaltake Core X9

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6ZP3KE5690

Amazon UK link

Also comes in green

Core X9

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4 minutes ago, Loot said:

BeQuiet DarkBase 900 is also another option

It fits! (its very tight though)

http://www.overclock.net/t/1614738/be-quiet-dark-base-pro-900/30

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Hi there! Just curious as to why you'd need a pair of 360s?

 

Just to throw this out there: the Carbide Air 740 has room for a pair of 240s and a 360. It also has native E-ATX support and one of the best air flow cases. It even keeps your interior clean by separating the PSU and drives into another chamber.

 

Here's what I built in one: 

 

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