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Apogee Drive

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Limp Gawd
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I'm looking to liquid-cool a Lian-Li V350 with a dual 120mm radiator when the case finally comes out, and was wondering where I could buy an Apogee Drive separate from the h20-120 Compact kit it usually comes in. The reason being is I'm far less likely to screw up a loop with only two parts (Pump/Heatsink + Radiator / T fill line). :p

For that matter, has anyone any experience using the Apogee Drive at all, such as Noise levels, temperature, etc?

The awesome Apogee Drive:
http://www.swiftnets.com/products/ApogeeDrive.asp

By Swiftech

A link to the Lian Li v350:
http://www.lian-li.com/product/product06.php?pr_index=120&cl_index=1&sc_index=1&ss_index=35&type=b

Where a dual 120mm radiator would most likely go (yes, those are 120mm fans at the front of a mATX case):

From Hard-H2O

Thanks in advance for your response!
 
NCIX (although Canadian) is usually one of the first to carry new water cooling parts, and they show it not arriving for another 3 to 6 weeks.'

For now, if you really want an Apogee Drive, it looks like you'll have to buy an H2O 120 Compact and sell the radiator to make up some of the added expense of the entire kit (although the 120 Compact is a pretty simple kit, in a good way).
 
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