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Pump placement

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Where the heck can an AquaXtreme50Z pump be placed in a Lian-Li PC65 without any serious modding or rendering any slots on an ATX mobo useless? Does the damn pump really have to be at the lowest point of a loop? I don't have either PC65 or AX50Z, but plan on getting them the moment I get on my mom's good side... or I get a credit card... or I can get AquaXtreme parts locally.

Also, how easy is it to WTX-mod a PC65 (it's got a removable mobo tray)? And does a Swiftech Radbox offer enough clearance from the rear end of a PC to allow cumbersome cables such as DVI cables to be routed from the expansion slots without undue pressure on either the rad or any other components?
 
Viper87227 said:
Yeah, its fairly easy. This is my current setup: http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/viper87227/PC4.jpg

Stick the drive in the hard drive bay. Should just take 2 holes with a drill and your set. It will still leave enough room for 1-2 hard drives, plus the 3 floppy bays above it.
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the hard drive bay will have room for 2 hard drives, WITH the pump inside? :eek:

if it doesn't, is there room in the three floppy bays to stick the pump into, with the HDDs getting cooling from the forward fans?
 
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