Which water cooling case?

Vidar

Vidar

Vidar

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Hi Guys,

Thinking of switching cases as I'm really low on space in my p600s and my gpu is getting extremely toasty. Besides I promised my lad his first PC and he really loves my case so can reuse it for him.

Thinking of getting the Phanteks 719 as I want meaty radiator support and love phanteks products. I am looking for suggestions on which case though if anyone can recommend alternatives
 
What about Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic or even the XL version that fits even more ? has dual chambers, so you can keep your PSU away from everything else, and with this, it leaves loads of room in the main chamber for other parts, including massive rad's, you can get a riser bracket for it if you want to vertically mount your GPU, it supports upto EATX boards, they also do an Air version which add's even more radiator possitions, but with the glass one, you could always get a distro block and stick it to the inside of the front panel whilst having a thick 360mm rad on the side vent and a 240 up top.
 
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How is your P600S too hot?

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this is a 420mm x 60mm in the front, a 280mm cross flow in the roof and a 1070 and TitanX. Looks empty to me.
 
Mine doesn't look empty pal Vidars first go at Water Cooling...

The reason my GPU is so hot is it wouldn't fit on the board so I had to mount it vertically... with it being right up against the glass and not in the loop yet it's totally choked off so am having to open the side panel while gaming
 
Vidar said:
Mine doesn't look empty pal Vidars first go at Water Cooling...

The reason my GPU is so hot is it wouldn't fit on the board so I had to mount it vertically... with it being right up against the glass and not in the loop yet it's totally choked off so am having to open the side panel while gaming
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vertical mounting a GPU will of course make it look much more full. got any pics with normal lighting so we can actually see what's in the case? The RGB just makes shadows out of everything that isn't brightly lit.
 
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