Not without serious modding. It only has 3 80mm fan mounts, all on separate panels. I'd say it's not suitable for any modern system.
OH NO! Is this gonna be another thread where we asks you lots of questions chap? And you give us really obscure answers so we turn it into a spiderman thread? Do I dare ask (again!) what you are trying to water cool? And +1 to what reggie 50 said.
Acrylic cases are horrible. They break really easily and look horribly cheap and nasty (IMO). I'd avoid as muvh as possible, double so if your watercooling as thats a lot of weight your adding to a very weak case...
Could it be toughened? This ebay seller is selling a watercooled system with an acrylic case choice http://tinyurl.com/ebay108 for 1199.99 pounds. The benefit is seeing the dust is not accumulating and components are functioning normally.
Athlon 64? Athlon II? Single, dual, triple or quad core? If it's a single core Sempron/Ahtlon then it's a bit like watercooling a squirrel. You can do it, but it's a pointless venture and won't give you anything other than a saturated sweatband. And the standard template for a watercooling case is the Xigmatek Elysium, or a Corsair 800D, or Silverstone TJ07.
LOLs the first picture there is the one Nexxo posted!!! I didn't think is was for a customer, so that seems dodgy...
It doesn't but by standard, I thought you meant what most people use. i.e. the actual definition of standard.
You want to fit hardware into a case that sometimes doesn't fit in very large cases. How would a midi case be easier for watercooling? How? Just think about what you're saying.
