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Silverstone FT02 WC

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USMCGrunt

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So ive come across an issue planning out my watercooling for an FT02. The case has 3 180mm fans across the bottom which I would like to retain...unfortunately, I can't seem to find a radiator that will fit within the dimensions of 2 180mm fans. I did see the 200mm Phyobia rad that can fit a 180mm fan but unfortunately thats too wide.

A solution (possibly) that i've come up with that also makes for a bit of rediculousness is to use x4 80mm dual radiators ( http://www.frozencpu.com/products/9...oling_Radiator_-_Dual_80mm.html?tl=g30c95s158 ). Having 4 of these mounted on top of 2 180mm fans would fit perfectly in the case but im not sure on how well that would work. Would I need a strong pump to push water through all that or would something like a Laing DDC pump from EK or DD work fine through 4 small rads, a cpu block and 2 GPUs?
 
There's lots of people who have done watercooling with that case. It really isn't the best case for watercooling, but there have been people that made it work. Most of the time, they either remove the 180 fans, or they just have a 3x120 radiator sit on top of the fans, screwed down at maybe one or two places, and then have additional 120 fans on top of that radiator.
 
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