Just a quick update with pics. I got an Antec 1200 a few months ago with the idea if mounting a 2x120 and 1 3x120 rad on the inside. I would gone for a TJ07, like every one else who wants an internal 360 & 240 rad, but A) to expensive B) I like the 1200 (lots don't though...) I've mad a few changes scice I first did it. Specs are: Motherboard: XFX -MB-X58i-CH19 CPU: I7 920 D0 2X GTX 280 in SLi (EVGA&Leadtek) PSU: 850W NorthQ Black Magic Flex Modular Case: Antec 1200 RAM 3x 2GB OCZ Obsidian 1600 MHz HD: 640GB WD AAKS & 1TB hitachi data drive. The GTX's are overclocked to 720/1500/1150, CPU at 3.6 Cooling. I've kept all 6 stock fans on the 1200. 2x120mm rear + 3x120mm front + 200mm roof Watercooling is made up of the following loop in order. Pump : Laing DDC1+ (18w) with XSPC restop CPU :Aqua-Computers Cuplex XT Double impact (775 with 1366 kit) Rad 1 : XSPC RX240 2x120mm GPU1 :EK-FC280 280GTX SLI Watercooling Block Fesser SLi connector kit GPU2 :EK-FC280 280GTX SLI Watercooling Block Rad2 :TFC Xchanger Triple Radiator The Only change I'd make is a shelf for the pump with damping, lower the noise and allow for the tubes to the cpu and the tripple to be shorter and neater. And I should have got black tubes, but the silver over was left over from my last setup, I still had another 3 meters which I palmed off on mav-wil Anyway. the pics. One of the rad, seems really big One of the side open One closed, looks like a normal case, no obvious sign of the big WC setup. and my desk....
Excellent stuff mate, looking good! I am about to WC my 1200, I've got everything ready to go but just cant decide on the Rad layout & setup. My main issue is I wont be able to fit a triple in the front due to what I want to put in IE a dual bay reservoir etc, DVD drive, Fan controller and harddrives... I have been thinking along the lines of twin 2x120's but just cant make my mind up! lol
the fesser exchanger 240mm reviewed by bit-tech had enough power to cool a q6600 and 8800GTX, the 120mm nearly worked for it. I imgaine a pair would have enough to do it
