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Prebuilt Watercooled Cases?

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What are some of the more popular sites that sell prebuilt watercooled systems?

I'm thinking about just getting a prebuilt watercooled case, because I never built one before and don't want to risk screwing something up.

So far I have found this: http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=59_262

The Gigabyte case is fitted with a complete Swiftech watercooling system, the only downside is the price, at $450... Dunno if it's worth it.

FrozenCPU has a few, but they are for the most part very expensive and some of them not even complete.

Any other options for prebuilt watercooled cases?
 
For $450 with the Swifty kit you're paying $260 for the kit, $150 for the case and $40 for them to slap it together for you.

That's not a bad deal if you think about it, especially if it's filled, bled and leak tested.
 
The Lian Li's are nice, but they all invert the motherboard which is no good for a heat pipe motherboard like I have.

I'll probably just go with the Gigabyte deal.
 
The Gigabyte 3D Aurora is a case built for watercooling. It was designed around fitting the Gigabyte 3D Galaxy (or when it's released the Galaxy II) Which has an amazing price to performance ratio.

That said buying THAT case with a watercooling kit preinstalled is like being ripped off...
 
I'd also like to add that the Swiftech that is installed in the case is a premade kit, The Swiftech H2O Apex it's a $250 kit. You're adding $70 to have someone else install a premade kit into a watercooling ready case. Not worth it IMHO...that and they don't even leak test it...
 
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