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Dual Rad, V1000 internal

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dnottis

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A buddy of mine wanted me to setup a dual rad internally in a Lian Li V1000. Man what a small case when you have 1/2" tubing and big hardware :)

Anyways for anyone looking for suggestions, here is how it turned out. A bit of dremelling, some rubber edging from FrozenCPU and voila. Here are some pics during the leak testing today.

The rig consists of E6420 @ 3.7Ghz, 2GB DDR2 800, 2900XT @ 900 core / 950 mem.


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Nick_Leo said:
did u cut the bottom out? And how did you mount it?
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No there are already holes there, I didn't bother, he's not using high powered fans and it's just blowing the hot air off the rad and out. The rad is mounted with velcro. I used to bother with screwing them in, however I found velcro to be easier. Even have my PA120.2 velcro'd in now.
 
do u have the fans pushing the air out the bottom of the case or sucking up through the bottom?
 
I thought about buying the V1000. Ended up going with the 1200 instead, since it's a good bit longer. I put a triple radiator in the top of mine.
 
your going to have a tough time putting in your ps. looks like you will have enough room for the ps, but not the cables ;)
 
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