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Thermaltake tsunami dream good for overclocking?

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NarcoticHobo

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Plan on watercooling the processor with a kingwin arctic cooler, but for the dual 6800GT's (yes sli) and the motherboard will the cooling system in this case provide enough air to keep things running smoothly?

If not, I may upgrade to a second kingwin arctic cooler and hook up the two video cards and the motherboard chip to be watercooled.

Or if anyone can suggest a cooler case, I need semi quiet though so nothing with like 10x 120mm fans.
 
The tsunami is great for air cooling...but I think that you are going to find it a little too cramped for the rig you're planning on building. I've only got 1 AGP and 1 SB Audigy in mine, and I already find it a tad too small to do any real work in. A removable mobo tray would've been nice.

Take a look at the link in my sig for some pics of the inside of my tsunami dream.

If you're watercooling, I would recommend the Thermaltake Shark case.

Good Luck.
 
Originally posted by: NarcoticHobo
I should be alright as far as space goes, just one HD and the two gfx cards and an audigy... should be okay.
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But the shark case has is made for watercooling....the tsunami isn't.
 
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