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GIGABYTE Aurora 3D

I definitely know that the rad would fit externally. But i wanted to see if anybody has fit a dual 120 in the rear internally where the fans are supposed to be at. Im trying to go with a cleaner look.
 
I don't think it will fit internally. The psu will be in the way of the radiator. Maybe with a custom shroud, so you could offset it a bit. From the newegg photos, it looks like the fans are pretty close to the psu. And radiators are a little bit bigger than the fan, especially at the end where the tank transfers water to the other half for the trip to the exit barb.
 
Igthorn said:
I don't think it will fit internally. The psu will be in the way of the radiator. Maybe with a custom shroud, so you could offset it a bit. From the newegg photos, it looks like the fans are pretty close to the psu. And radiators are a little bit bigger than the fan, especially at the end where the tank transfers water to the other half for the trip to the exit barb.
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Actually, now that you mention it...my original intention had been to put it on the inside. But he's right...the rad was too long and there was no way to match it up with the fan holes. They are too tight up against the PSU.
 
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