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Rad for loop

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Slickdvl

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So I've been out of the watercooling game for a bit, turns out my chevette heatercore is no longer up to par. Need a new rad for my loop.

Loop is as follows:
dd5 variable, chevette heatercore, dtek cpu fuzion v2, mcw30 NB, fuzion v2 gpu, mcw-res
I have 3 92mm fans on the rad, 2 pushing air over it, one pulling off (no its not fitting exactly over it). I'm hoping I don't have to do a lot of work to get a new setup since the top holes are already cut out.

I'm liking the feser x-change triple.
 
The feser is a great choice. As is the Thermochill... These are top of the line radiators. You could probably get by with a Swiftech MCR triple, with no loss of performance.
 
I have heard that the feser may be better than the Thermochill. I am looking for tests/reviews of the 3 myself. Not sure if the Thermochill or feser are worth the extra 70-100 doll hairs over the swiftech.
 
By biggest problem right now is where to mount it.
My current rad is small enough to fit in the top 2 5.25 bays, where as the one doesn't. How is everyone mounting their triple and quad rads?
I'm debating about simply cutting a giant opening at the top of my case and creating a mount for a rad and fans underneath it. Tubing will have to come in through the back somewhere.
 
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