Best case for multiple WC loops?

Higadeb · 24 May 2010 at 20:37

Hi guys,
Wondering if you could give me a bit of advice? I currently have a single custom WC loop for my CPU. However, I'm trying to cut out as much noise from my computer as possible, that means I'm aiming to WC a further 2x5870 (yet to be purchased) and my MOBO (Gigabyte UD5).
This amount of cooling would require 2 radiators, I'm thinking a 120.3 and a 120.2.
Is there a case which is capable of holding all this with no (or as little as possible) modding? I'm fairly useless when it comes to modding and the last thing I want to do is shell out on a case and then end up ruining it!
Thanks guys

Forgot to mention, I currently have a PA 120.3

TheRedZealot · 24 May 2010 at 20:43

Silverstone TJ07

Higadeb · 24 May 2010 at 21:37

So can the TJ07 cope with the two rads out of the box or will I need to do some modding?

Bicepo · 25 May 2010 at 15:32

They will require a little but not much, all you have to do is remove the HDD caddies in the bottom of the case and buy some rad stands and your ready to go. If you get a TJ07 though you will want to modify it guarenteed.

johnny sublime · 25 May 2010 at 16:37

the tj 07 as above or the coolermaster dominator cm 690 advance if you take out the bottom part of the hdd rack and no modding needed

bigsharn · 25 May 2010 at 18:47

TJ07 if you're after a guaranteed fit, but they're been done a fair bit

Lian Li's X2000 if you fancy a bit of a challenge (but it *should* all fit)

Higadeb · 25 May 2010 at 19:20

Ok thanks guys

With the TJ07 you say you have to remove the HDD caddies. Does that mean you can/have to mount them in the drive bays? I'm probably going to be using 3 HDD's 1xSSD and 2x 1TB in RAID.

Ordokai · 25 May 2010 at 19:53

The TJ07 is certainly an amazing case, but personally I just can't bring myself to justify the silly prices they go for at the moment. Scarcity and all that jazz, I know, I know.... but still.

- Ordokai