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Anyone recognizes this Koolance water cooled case?

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A local is selling it for $35 obo so its like too good to be true.
For my wife's machine it sounds like a good deal...
 
That's a PC2-901, if I recall. It's probably worth every single penny of that $35 too.....or signicantly less than that... ;)
 
I'm sure the thing weighs a ton, being steel. And that's without fluid, lol. The pumps in those were pretty...well....not to be mean, but-- ass. 1/4" tubing. Aluminum rad with 80's cooling it (I think two blowing downward, 1 blowing upwards(?) or the other way around). I guess it just depends on what kind of hardware you want to cool with it, and what your expectations are, I suppose.

Personally, I'd just get a good heatsink/fan with the $35, lol.
 
That looks a lot like the Alienware Predator 1.0 case, sans plastic covers. I always thought the Predator 1.5 case was much better in terms of getting cool air into the bottom and hot air out the top.
 
get it cause you need a cheap case not cause you want a watercooled system koolance still can't do watercooling right.
 
Antec.... I think 1200 series.... HUUUUGE... and heavy

That was when Koolance was 'new' to the marker and hardware was +/- 1GHz. So I don't think it could handle anything remotely current
 
anything from an old Athlon up to a 3.4 prescott P4 can be handled by that system...
 
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