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Need some pointers on this case.....

 
bro.. just buy a case and build a loop ... why buy that thing then buy stuff to replace it? makes no sense to me? are you not very handy or?
 
Don't use any thermaltake watercooling parts. That includes the radiator. Just get the case without any watercooling parts and put together your own loop. Check out the stickies at xtremesystems.org/forums liquid cooling section for a lot of good info.

The parts you posted are all fine, some people don't like the Apogee, but many others do. Either way, it will do the job much better than any TT block.

The tubing cost more than I would pay, but it is top of the line.

The MCRES-MICRO is one of the best designed reservoirs out there.

The MCP655 is a great pump. A modded 18W DDC would be better, but the 655/D5's are really good too.

Most people that start out with TT stuff end up having to constantly upgrade parts. IMO, its just better to start off with stuff you won't have to upgrade constantly.
 
rjblanke said:
Don't use any thermaltake watercooling parts. That includes the radiator. Just get the case without any watercooling parts and put together your own loop. Check out the stickies at xtremesystems.org/forums liquid cooling section for a lot of good info.

The parts you posted are all fine, some people don't like the Apogee, but many others do. Either way, it will do the job much better than any TT block.

The tubing cost more than I would pay, but it is top of the line.

The MCRES-MICRO is one of the best designed reservoirs out there.

The MCP655 is a great pump. A modded 18W DDC would be better, but the 655/D5's are really good too.

Most people that start out with TT stuff end up having to constantly upgrade parts. IMO, its just better to start off with stuff you won't have to upgrade constantly.
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thanks for the part list.

I was gonna get the MCP655 for the setup anyways :D
 
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