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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    Quote Originally Posted by derchris View Post
    Clunk, is this a custom build case?
    Lian Li PCA77B. You'd need to mod the roof like Clunk's had then you could easily fit 2 x 120.3's in there

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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    Quote Originally Posted by moogle View Post
    Lian Li PCA77B. You'd need to mod the roof like Clunk's had then you could easily fit 2 x 120.3's in there


    Ok.
    Well, with both cases I would have to mod them to fit 2x120.3 in them.
    But I would have more space with the cube case.
    Looks nice though

    I will order the cube case and see how it goes.
    Thanks for all the inputs.

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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    For a smaller case how about the Akasa Omega?
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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    Quote Originally Posted by derchris View Post
    I will order the cube case and see how it goes.
    Thanks for all the inputs.
    Cool

    Be sure to post some piccies of the mod or at least the finished result

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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    derchris,

    Yes, it's a custom jobby, but the top cut is about £30, depending on where you got it done.

    One thing I would stress is that if you get a case from a shop and they are cutting it for you, get them to confirm there are no marks on the case BEFORE they do any mods, that way, if it arrives with any scratches, they can't say it came from the factory like that
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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    Quote Originally Posted by Clunk View Post
    derchris,

    Yes, it's a custom jobby, but the top cut is about £30, depending on where you got it done.

    One thing I would stress is that if you get a case from a shop and they are cutting it for you, get them to confirm there are no marks on the case BEFORE they do any mods, that way, if it arrives with any scratches, they can't say it came from the factory like that
    Yeah, that is a good thing i've never thought of!

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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    Received the Lian Li PC343 Modular Cube Case today.
    Looks brilliant
    But apperently I'm on vacation for the next 2 weeks
    So need to get all the other water colling stuff when I come back, or order them during my holiday.
    Might have the whole setup done by the end of next month, depending if all stuff is available for me to order.

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    Re: Good case for watercooling

    I personally think the MM UFO is a better case but each to there own

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