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80mm liquid cooling unit?

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Is there any product like the Corsair H80/H100 that's radiator fits into an 80mm fan slot. I don't need anything for overclocking, just thought it might be cool and save some room on the motherboard pcb :)
 
YEP!
i was searching for this a while back, and found a dual 80mm rad, then i stumbled across this while searching today.
http://www.frozencpu.com/ex-rad-30.html

its a black ice rad :p super small. not sure if you can change those fittings though, guess its barbs only? check it out
 
posting in this thread so I can find it again...that is too cool
 
just make sure it's efficient enough to dissipate the heat that you're gonna be pumping into it...
 
you would get roughly the cooling abilities of a h50 out of these thick 80mm rads. they make dual 80mm as well, i remember using 2 of the dual 80mm in the old chieftec dragon cases back in the days as well as the lian-li pc-60 series

in the modern day of time, these would be great for i3 chips and the low power i5 s series.

add these plus a apogee drive II and you would have a nice SFF setup thats easy and convenient.

or you can also just get 80mm to 120mm adapters to mount h40/h50
 
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