Suitable Watercooling case?

[DoubleCheese]

I'm overdue an upgrade and I'm about to buy a few parts, but fancy a new case too. But its been a while and there are so many cases out there.

I'm trying to find a suitable case to house a Thermochill 120 x 3 radiator, pump and res. These are currently in an old Thermaltake tower with the Radiator in the top of the case and the res and pump on the floor.

I want something slightly bigger so that I can fit more HDD's, currenlty limited to 3 bays due to modding out the lower seciont to fit the pump and res.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

 

[stulid]

You should be able to fit a kitchen sink in this

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-010-XG&groupid=701&catid=7&subcat=1572

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICPvEjUDgz0

 

[scottmuir424]

like this

 

[DoubleCheese]

It looks enormous! Too big perhaps. I quite like the look of a Corsair 650D.

 

[stulid]

Too big perhaps

Hark!!! What are these unwise words that passes ye lips on this fine day, only daemonic thoughts would pray tell make you do such things.

Ye haveth little faith

Young maidens do know that ye bigger is better.

 

[Jonon9]

lol that case comes with its own plumber

 

[chimaera]

I just picked up a Corsair 500R and it's an excellent choice, as are most of the Corsair cases at the moment. I threw in an H60 closed cooler but it's got the option for a full size rad and tubing.

I think any of the Corsair cases would be a good move, the 650D is very nice.

 

[JayyCee]

the 650D does not have room for a triple rad on roof, only a 240 rad. The 800D still seems to be the goto case for water cooling

 

[Apem]

Dont forget the ATCS 840 awsome case for air and water.

 

[Cleeecooo]

The new Akasa cases look decent for liquid cooling. Have a look at those. I think you might be able to fit a quad rad in the side and a 280 at the top