Watercooling
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Welcome to the forums.
I am not familiar with your case, however someone will almost certainly have watercooled one in the gallery in the case section. You should decide whether you're willing to cut up your case or to mount radiators external to it. These will make life easier, but its fair enough if you're reluctant. Radiators are the only large component really, so if you can fit these the rest shouldn't be a problem.
Next, why do you want to water cool? Can you swing a large enough budget to do it well, or are you willing to go second hand? Below £100 or so it's probably best to stick with air cooling.
I am not familiar with your case, however someone will almost certainly have watercooled one in the gallery in the case section. You should decide whether you're willing to cut up your case or to mount radiators external to it. These will make life easier, but its fair enough if you're reluctant. Radiators are the only large component really, so if you can fit these the rest shouldn't be a problem.
Next, why do you want to water cool? Can you swing a large enough budget to do it well, or are you willing to go second hand? Below £100 or so it's probably best to stick with air cooling.
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I echo what JonJ said.
The first question is always why - As a high oc loop is different to quiet loop which is different again from a silent loop.
- High OC can be had with air with a lot less hassle and you have a case that 'designed' of air cooling, with some added watercooling touches.
£200 is about right for a cpu and gpu loop, and the haf 939 will easily fit a 120.3 (triple fan rad) in the roof of the case or a 120.2 on the back.
Google images with 'haf 939 water' for some examples
The first question is always why - As a high oc loop is different to quiet loop which is different again from a silent loop.
- High OC can be had with air with a lot less hassle and you have a case that 'designed' of air cooling, with some added watercooling touches.
£200 is about right for a cpu and gpu loop, and the haf 939 will easily fit a 120.3 (triple fan rad) in the roof of the case or a 120.2 on the back.
Google images with 'haf 939 water' for some examples
