Corsair Vengeance C70 Gunmetal Black





Cable management (sorry...taken this picture at night...not good lightning)


This post has been edited by kizwan: Jun 17 2012, 11:13 AM

Wow!!! That is very generous offer. But, I'm not in KL.

While I was reapplying thermal paste on the graphic card, I re-route the cables a little bit. They look cleaner now.

I'm planning to put waterblock for graphic card. I can put another 240mm radiator at the bottom. So, I also need ATI 5870 waterblock (koolance / xspc), pump, reservoir & tube. What else I'm forgetting? Other than distilled water (with an anti-corrosion/anti-microbial additive), what other liquid I can use? Preferably non-conductive.

Actually, initially I was going to get Graphite series casing but I chose Vengeance casing instead because of two keywords; "... designed for travelling gamers" & "With durable steel construction ...". And of course:-


This post has been edited by kizwan: Jun 20 2012, 12:46 AM

You're not sacrificing anything since that is the place where you supposed to put 240mm rad. You also can put 240mm radiator at the front if you're willing to sacrifice the HDD bays.

Basically, the 240mm rad will be inside the casing (at the top) while the two 120mm fans at the top under the filter. You can't put the fans inside the casing too because it will block by motherboard.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Jun 20 2012, 11:22 PM

Yes you can do like that too. If you're going to setup push/pull configuration (four fans on both side of the radiator), the ideal way is to make sure all four fans have the exact RPM. Of course it is difficult to get ideal setup, so, examine all four fans & the two weaker fans, you use them for pull fans.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Jun 21 2012, 12:40 AM

Hi CyntrixTech,

I posted in your water cooling thread. Please take a look & reply. Thanks.

You're asking this question in Corsair thread. Of course everyone will tell you to get Corsair. Hehehehe... I recommend CM Storm Trooper because it look nicer than Enforcer.

What do you mean by "lots of adapters"?

This guy only use straight compression fittings on the radiator & the CPU block. BTW, it is 280mm rad. OK, he use cylindrical res but there shouldn't be any problem with bay res.



Or can change to crossflow radiator for cleaner tube routing.

As long as the tube doesn't kinks when bending it while it still fit nicely in this casing, for me it is acceptable.