This rig really needs the apogee intergrated mcp35x block
the space is tight for water cooling but could be doable if you remove the hardisk tray and just use ssd
got my chassis yesterday

Looks like you can fit one rx240 push pull and one 200mm rad in the front. MOunt it with a 230mm fan push pull bitfenix spectre pro would be the best for this chassis.

its much better because like all rads, the more fins you have and surface area the better the rad becomes. a 200mm is about 277% more space than 120mm. Just count the area

plus if you get the bitfenix spectre pro fans the cfm is 156 cfm and high static pressure. I have the fan its really good, lower noise than a GT fan but moves 3 times the air. Have the gt to compare too. If you use push pull should be ample for GPU and CPU cooling with 2 rads

cyntrix sells the rad rm280
fans thats is a semi problem

they don't seem to carry the spectre pro here i think

i bought it in singapore
its rm75 bought 4 pieces of the red led version for a project which did not materalize

if you are using the cooler master fans its a far cry from what the spectre pro can do.

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Added on July 17, 2012, 12:00 pmThis post has been edited by sam sam: Jul 17 2012, 12:00 PM

yup the 230mm is great but i think the 120mm is not as good as GT

can buy from singapore from the bitfenix distribrutor

if you want i can sell you 2 pieces, planning on using another 1 pieces for kipas angin
or can trade for 120mm rad

This post has been edited by sam sam: Jul 17 2012, 12:11 PM

no worries

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Added on July 17, 2012, 12:16 pmpm me if you need it

This post has been edited by sam sam: Jul 17 2012, 12:16 PM

should be fine
the top rad is further away and 2 pieces of 120mm is longer than the 230mm fan

if 2 pieces of 120mm can pass 230mm sure not an issue.
i think might be going down that road with my prodigy too

1 rx 240 and one 200mm rad
or maybe try the ex240 also would be nice. have 4 pieces of gt fan spare which suits the ex240mm better

dont know whether can fit a 140mm rad too
looks tight


but if you fit 240 and 200mm rad more than enough actually
just did a quick check the 200m rad has almost the surface area of 360 rads. 360 rad is 43200mm2 while 200m rad is 40000mm2

actually have the 200mm is great for small chassis

actually i don't understand why the distributors did not bring in the fans
i guess low volume
the fans were out since last year

this are new i bought them in singapore for rm310 for 4 piecies back when the singapore dollar was weaker
not the sing dollar is higher

how about a trade 2 fans for the 120mm rad

The rig really no space at all for the psu. Looks reall tight

check out prodigy build
http://www.overclock.net/t/1274760/build-l...lly-watercooled
its watercooled 200m rad and 240 rad

call jibek he has stock for the casing. PP-tek is the main distributor for this and jibek works for them

this week monday night jibek told me has 5 sets left

got my prodigy up and running
now installing windows

but going with an atom motherboard so no watercooling me, Its a too silent pc for me since zero fans
plus using ssd

going to use for movies only

T thought got casing already

I fitted in my 230 mm fan and really improves air flow a lot

DId you buy the prodigy casing?

for 240mm rx most of the bigger full ATX casing like haf932, of the advance612
but for 120mm that one almost for sure you need to use full atx like the 932, hafx corsair 800d. 120mm is only sutiable for casing with wide bodies

the haf912,922 even the cm612 cant pakai will block alot of things and will block the top rad

can always buy the tj07

I thought the zotac can get from cyrintrix, and the asrock is available

Yes you an use comp fittings or barb fitting with hose clamps. Both will be the same. Hose clamp cheaper but does not look so good. Hose clamp is more secure too

Yup it's 25% of the price of comp fittings