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CM Scout Liquid Cooling

the.ronin

the.ronin

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I was trying to think of a reasonable configuration for liquid cooling a CM Scout case without needing to hack away at the case.

Now I’m a total noob at this liquid cooling and the closest I’ve been is my Corsair H50 plug n play solution – so please bear with me here.

The Scout has 6 fan positions:

Lower front 1x 120
Upper front (drive bays) 1x 120
Upper rear 1x 120
Top 1x 140
Window 2x 120

For single loop dedicated CPU cooling, could you have a 120 rad in front and a 120 rad in the rear cooling? So basically, starting from the front fan, 120 Rad (front) > res > pump > CPU > 120 Rad (rear) > 120 Rad (front).

If going from the front of the case to the rear is too much distance, what about 140 rad (top) > res > pump > CPU > 120 Rad (rear) > 140 rad (top)

Taking this even further, could you now use the two free front fan positions to cool GPU lower 120 rad > res > pump > GPU > upper 120 rad > lower 120 rad

Again, I’m totally new to this and have just started doing research.
 
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