Pre-Built cases with Watercooling?

Stonedofmoo · 29 Feb 2008 at 08:15

Does a good pre-built case with watercooling exist?

I was reading a review of the Gigabyte case last night. The manufacturing looks awesome and extreemly professional, but the performance is lacking and worse still it's noisey which really goes against the point of water cooling.

Has anyone got any good suggesions for cases I can look at?

ovia · 29 Feb 2008 at 12:30

Yes they do exist.

But tbh the best cases with watercooling are those that are custom built by competitors so sorry no links. But a search around will come up easy.

I wouldnt go with a manufacturer case though as you can not gurantee the quality of the components they are using.

V3g3tto · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:13

a lot of the pre-built ones ive seen come with that self-containing watercooling, which is apparently naff, so i'd be wary. 3xs apparently use that, which is like £50 a pop, not great.

Van Diemen · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:16

there are a few sites that do custom pre-build cases, but cant post here.

Brizzles · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:19

A waste of money TBH

The extra money you pay for the pre-built watercooling that is included can be bought for a fraction of the price.

Much better off buying just the case and then using the money to build your own w/c .

The money you save will buy a far better performing watercooling set up than the pre-builds.

Mark

Stonedofmoo · 29 Feb 2008 at 13:22

Hmm ok, you've give me some things to think about. I noticed OCUK sold kits and equipment but no pre-built cases so I guessed I'd have to look elsewhere.

I'm just lazy in my old age and cannot be bothered with building a watercooled case for myself. The last time I did was ages ago and the quality of the components was nothing like what I see on the market now.