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Watercooling a QPACK2

CHAoS_NiNJA

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I'm upgrading very soon to mATX and stumbled on a friend who was almost giving his watercooling supplies away. So, I seriously need to figure out how i'm going to watercool the case I want, the Apevia QPACK2. Heres what will be used:

Dual 120 rad, double pass (possibly an extra single 120 rad as well)
AquaXtreme MP-05 PRO Limited Edition Universal CPU Water Block
Swiftech MCP655 12v DC Pump
Danger Den Round (Cylindrical) Reservoir
1/2" tubing (all the barbs are all 1/2" and I can't replace most of them)

I have no idea how to pull this off and input would be awesome. Have other people done similar? Do they have work logs? I need ideas, I have no idea where to mount the dual 120 and res!
 
For worklogs, go to the SFF/Case Modding forum or search around.

If I'd watercool a SFF, it would prolly be a BIP, MCP350, and micro res. Tubing should be 3/8 or 7/16 - if it gets too tedious, try using smartcoils.
 
For worklogs, go to the SFF/Case Modding forum or search around.

If I'd watercool a SFF, it would prolly be a BIP, MCP350, and micro res. Tubing should be 3/8 or 7/16 - if it gets too tedious, try using smartcoils.

I's definitely go 7/16" or 3/8", leaning more towards the latter for convenience.
 
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