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Radiator in a SG03?

ice8168

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Well hello to all. I figured you guys would be the best to ask. Iam looking at putting together a SFF system that still has some decent power. I am looking at putting together a SG03 case with a G33-DS2R board, E6850 or Q6600 processor and a Corsair 620 PS. Im still undecided on the GPU.

I would like to keep the system quiet but Im worried about the heat this thing will generate. Ive never water cool anything and would like to start with this. I was wondering if anyone has seen a 2x120 radiator installed in the front of this case and if theres enough room.

If anyone can offer any insight on this matter that would be great. Also it seems that swiftech seems to make the best blocks and the system will mostly likely be run without a resivior.
 
Well, I recently bought the new Swiftech H2O-120 Compact kit. This is a 1x120 setup and if you plan on adding a lengthy graphics card (I added a 8800GTS) it won't fit. I believe without any high end graphics you should be able to fit a 2x120 but its hard to say since that wasn't really my concern when I was putting this thing together. To be honest I'm pretty mad about it not fitting. But, like you, I'm curious if anyone also has had any luck in this area. Good luck man!
 
Son, You should be able to fit a single 120mm rad and a high end card like 2900XT or the 8800GTS/GTX based cards in that case. The SG-03 can fit 2x120mm fans in there.
 
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