haf x watercooling project

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decided to watercool my rig.i wanted to do this because i like to fiddle with stuff and i really enjoyed it.

this is what i started with

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i bought a coolermaster haf x because i wanted a case big enough to do it in.but if,like me you want 2 rads inside the case then the haf x might not be for you unless you don't mind getting the dremel out.i took out the front hdd bays first

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after stripping it all out and fitting the front rad i fitted the 360 rad in the top and the reas at the back which then meant the side fan did'nt fit so i put the fan in the top with the other one

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i used old tubing to work out the tubing route and order.
now i had no hdd bay i had to work out where to put my 2 wd blacks which are raided and are my main drive.
i put them both in the 2 hotswap bays at the top so that worked out ok.i have another drive for storage which i put on the bottom of the case.not ideal but it works.
 
i hope it shows others that it is possible to fit a 360 and 240 rad into a haf x and keep it tidy but it's bloody hard work and will result in starnge looks from the missus,scrapped nuckles,swear words and much sweat and worry so come peeps what do you think.and may i say that if anyone slags it,i will hunt you down and pull your toe nails out with pliers
 
Can you re-size and re-post (new thread?).

Looks (sic) interesting - just way too BIG to get a clear picture.

I assume that although the pump and reservoir are above the psu they are not resting on it & therefore it's possible to remove/replace the psu without disturbing the pump?
 
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