Thermaltake VE2000SWA

lukeharvest · 8 Dec 2006 at 19:26

Is this Case worth getting: Thermaltake VE2000SWA Armour LCS Super Tower - Silver.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-050-TT

Im interested in getting Watercooling and it has it. Is it Good?

Eventually I will have the Asus Striker 680 SLI motherboard (unless something better comes out) and the BFG 8800GTX Watercooled 768MB graphics card. Will the watercooling version be ok with the case (considering it already has watercooling) and will it fit?

Also Is it easy to install motherboards etc. into it.

1337z0r · 8 Dec 2006 at 22:25

I have the normal TT Armour case, and with out doubt it will be able to fit a 8800GTX even SLI. Not shure about the water cooling. But it should be pretty good and TT do pretty decent priced liquid cooling packs, which perform pretty well.

lukeharvest · 9 Dec 2006 at 10:36

So if i get this case (i may even get the black one as its £20 cheaper) will it include everything i need to start off with watercooling for say the VGA and CPU..

J1234 · 9 Dec 2006 at 11:44

It definatly comes with watercooling which will include the CPU I presume but it doesn't say if it includes the GFX cooling as well.

Arthalen · 9 Dec 2006 at 12:11

I beliueve the LCS Cases only come with CPU Water Cooling, not GPU.

Thermaltake do make a GPU block thats compatible with the LCS system, but not the 8800.

If If not mistaken, the 8800 GTX uses 0.5" tubing, and the tubing in the LCS is smaller than that, so off the bat its not compatible.

Also, Thermaltake water cooling is for beginners only. Its not performance kit at all! And I personally would not hook up a shiny new 8800GTX to it!

jdderbys · 9 Dec 2006 at 18:43

i have the case and its cpu only. not much experience with watercooling but its better than previous air cooling efforts and its silent and looks good. i have a 8800GTS in the case. GTX will fit but will be very tight.

GTS has an inch clearance to work with but understand gtx is larger