Who's getting temjin?
Aku tgh pilih antara LCD ngan LL V2000 lar, temjin never came across thru my head.

I feel paiseh everyone quotes me as sifu... LOL 
I think you should be able to fit a 2x120mm radiator at the top, but you might not be able to use 1 or 2 drive bays, except for short devices like fan controllers. You have to mod two 120mm fan intakes/exhausts for the top.

Actually i'm no longer staying there, back in Ipoh already, although once in a while I do stay there if I come down to KL.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=13077914
48 to 49'c idle with ur kit does seems a bit out of theory... have u tried to remount the cpu block???

almostthere, unlike the storm, the apogee gt's s939 mounting is just some two screws, which i personally didn't like either. it was a PITA to get it mounted properly.

remysix: you just assembled the set and bled it that way with the casing upright and you didn't tilt it at all? if that is so, i can pretty much bet that there is still air inside the radiator.
since the inlet to your rad is on the side facing u, and the outlet on the other side, you have to tilt the entire casing towards you to get the air out. but you would also have to be aware of air going back into the loop from the reservoir.
thus, for those having their rads on top, i recommend plumbing the inlet side of the rad to be on the side away from you, and the outlet of the rad would be the one nearer to you. thus this way you can dismount the reservoir and tilt the casing full flat to the ground away from you to allow the air out of the rad. if you have someone to help you, you can then ask him to hold the res upright while you tilt the case around according to the flow of the res to get the air out.
reason behind this is because these radiators are two pass rads. the water enters from one of the inlets, flow down to the end of the rad on one half of the radiator, then at the chamber at the end, the water makes a turn round to the other half of the rad and flows back to the outlet. so when you bleed your radiator, bear this in mind to tilt the radiator according to the flow direction. air will always be above water, so use basic science lah to flow the air out.

i'm not sure if i wanna bow my gt but maybe i'll do it when i overhaul my rig... but eventhough the idle temp doesn't show much superior but the load temp is much much better... yah, i mean it's really a bit of pain in the ass for 1st timer wc... got to read tons of stuffs, then the money, then the installation, etc but luckily we found lots of help from lyn member... well, that's still a nice adventure though... however, my nb n my gpu benefit a lot from this wc kit... i juz dunno y my 975 is so hot, maybe due to the high vmch i pump in, but now it's pretty cool n i can even lower the vmch by quite a margin...

nice temp... u sorted out ur problem???