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Koolance PC3-426SL Plus?

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Limp Gawd
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Has anyone purchased this case? I am not finding too much info on it from the web, and I was just curious if anyone had used it, or seen the overall quality. I am looking to build an entry level water cooled system, and it seems like Koolance has nice integrated packages.

It's a Lian-Li case, so I assume the actual case is pretty good quality...was just curious how the Koolance water cooling system was.
 
From what I've read, Koolance makes top notch stuff.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
 
Koolance makes first quality gear. I've got one of their systems now, the pc4-700 and I love it. I'm expecting ups to deliver tomorrow a pc4-1036bk that how much I like Koolance's products. Are they the cheapest? You wouldn't want a lian-li case if you were after cheapest.

The pc3-426sl is perfect for entry level watercooling. They are rating it at 400 watts of cooling capacity which is about mid range. I would suggest you look at pickup one of their pc4 series since those are rated at 700 or 1000 watts. Plus the pc4 units all have fans that are 120mm and unless I'm wrong the pc3 you linked has only 80mm fans.

But to answer your question, yes.. nice product.
 
Well, I ordered this case today :) I will give a first-hand run down here once I get all the parts in and start doing the system build.
 
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