Coolermaster haf Antec 1200 cm cosmos s Thermaltake armor+ Thermaltake speedo Thermaltake kandalf lcs (with liquid cooling) Here are my specks as of now Rampage 2 extreme i7 920 Blueray drive 750 gb 7200rpmhdd 12 gb ocz platinum ddr3 Domino alc 3 gtx 250s, 260s, or 275s in tri sli Samsung 1080p lcd 23" monitor I want the maximum air cooling with liquid cooling room
The 1200 isn't built for watercooling, it would take plenty of modding. The CM ATCS 840 has plenty of size, cooling, and easily accepts watercooling. If you can afford it it's probably your best bet.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cases/2009/02/25/antec-nine-hundred-two-902-review/4 By that measure the CM HAF has the best 'performance' across CPU and GPU temps. I'm not sure how easy it would be to watercool though. Which is most important to you? Will you defiantly be watercooling?
Cosmos S is very easy to watercool, since it's got quite a few places you can install the radiator. as pistol_pete said, whether you want top air performance: HAF/1200 or you want easier to watercool: cosmos S/kandalf lcs
If you are going with Watercooling then avoid TTake's "LCS" rubbish. The HAF is ugly but looks are a personal choice. Why go for maximum air cooling potential then watercool things? What are you planning to put under water?
I like thw look of the haf and am going to paint it if i get it If i get the cosmos s which is kind of fugly then ill paint it blue and black and get a side panel with a window from coolermaster Air cooling for ram and the graphics sinc i might only cool the cpu with liquid cooling Its my first build and im only 13 so i know alot about computers and components but im still learnin about liquid cooling and im going to l/c it later Im Forgeting thermaltake now Any good full liquid cooling systems for less than $200 usd
not really, liquid cooling is expensive if you do it right.... there are a few places that do "custom" watercooling kits that are relatively inexpensive if you are just doing CPU cooling.
Wait a minute... why would you need a high airflow case for water cooling? You should be looking for a case that can mount/fit a radiator easily. Unless you only plan to WC your CPU or GPU and need the airflow for the rest of your components, you definitely should be looking for WC cases instead of high airflow cases.
already been said, already been pretty much ignored. oh well! bit of an offtopic ninja edit: you say you are thirteen, are you paying for all this yourself?
Yeah I find that a bit odd. The waterblocks alone for 3 GTX's would cost £200. That's pretty ambitious. Regarding pre-built loop, Custom PC recommends the Swiftech H20-220 Compact. The pump sits atop the GPU block, with a dual rad in a closed loop. Don't know if they make a i7 mounting though.
Yo any water cooling cases like the tj07 that can fit 4 or 3x120mm rad. The cm stacker 830nv looks like it can fit a 4x120 rad on the side panel can it?
Some people mothers were apparently policewomen; where is your money from, size of your shoes, etc...
Umm... right. If you are ONLY cooling the CPU why not go for just a single 120 rad? you do realize that what you are looking to do is completely OTT.
