He was joking about the scale of your Rad to case in your freehand sketch. Your case would have to be only 9-10" long if a 3 fan rad overhangs it that much in the front and back :)

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I got your thinking homey :ohcrap:

:laughing: right on the money Bro :laughing: :thumbsup:

yep i am doing my side ways.
i just got some numbers, the case is 420mm long and height is 430mm, the rad height is 125mm and both rad is gonna be somewhere around 90~100mm apart, and they are 400mm long

there is gonna have somewhere between 25~35mm sticking out for the tubes to come out.

this is my first time modding ANYTHING for it's look, so kinda have alotta retarded questions...

in the red square is where i monna be mostly be working with
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...0Water/drl.jpg

here is a huge gap between the place where the motherboard install bay and the back of the case how do i get around that?

or should i just drill it though, cuz i actually been getting sooo many (i am not goona say good ideas but) ideas that may just work great, instead of having to screw it from outside in, i can just stick a longer bolt and just have it there at all times, so when i wanna do anything with the rad i don't have to remove the motherboard everytime i can just unbolt it and be done with it.
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...0Water/gap.jpg

Still not finished :P

Don't make me go down there and kick your ass! :P :P :P

Should be done as soon as the tubes gets here tho.

I already have the rig completely a part now and all the waterblocks are installed along with the heatsinks

If I follow you right, drilling holes under the motherboard to hold the rad in place may make it easier. Doesn't that panel come off the case at all?

Thought occurred to me, why not just relocate your PSU to the top of the case and mount the rads in that space? Might need a few extensions, but :Dizzy:

No, the Sontana's back don't come off and because the case is too damn small on top of all the stupid stuff I am putting in it, it's not going to have enough room for the rad to be installed inside or moving the PSU around, there is only one place for everything in that case :thumbdown:



The tubes should be here tomorrow, by the time I get home till the time I HAVE to go to bed i have about 6hrs (that'll be local time 2300hr got traffic school Sat. 0800hr FML) should have enough time to get most of it done

Gonna do some drilling when I get home in a little, it's freezing cold in Brentwood/Nashville area, and try my best to get the light in place.

You B da man Kiki :thumbsup:

37 degrees in Chicago today :thumbdown: