Ok,
Having all these server-sized full tower cases laying around my computer room I'm thinking of doing something a bit different. I'm looking for a mid-tower case that has at least two 120mm case fan mounts so I can install a water cooling kit. I like simple elegant cases so the top on my list is the Temjin TJ04 (but I'm open to other suggestions).
The plan for my new (tax refund PC = ) is for an AMD 64 3200-3500+ CPU and two Nvidia 6800GT's in SLI. I was going to WC the chipset but I think 3 blocks is enough and I can get by with a really good passive heat sink on the northbridge.
Anyway the plan is to cut-out a 120mm fan mount at the top of the case to exhaust the hot air. The two 120mm case fans will be inducting air into the PC and through two seperate 120mm rads. Here are my questions:
1. Pull or Push through the rads into the case?
2. Rads in serial or parallel?
3. Am I crazy for wanting to do this?
Having all these server-sized full tower cases laying around my computer room I'm thinking of doing something a bit different. I'm looking for a mid-tower case that has at least two 120mm case fan mounts so I can install a water cooling kit. I like simple elegant cases so the top on my list is the Temjin TJ04 (but I'm open to other suggestions).
The plan for my new (tax refund PC = ) is for an AMD 64 3200-3500+ CPU and two Nvidia 6800GT's in SLI. I was going to WC the chipset but I think 3 blocks is enough and I can get by with a really good passive heat sink on the northbridge.
Anyway the plan is to cut-out a 120mm fan mount at the top of the case to exhaust the hot air. The two 120mm case fans will be inducting air into the PC and through two seperate 120mm rads. Here are my questions:
1. Pull or Push through the rads into the case?
2. Rads in serial or parallel?
3. Am I crazy for wanting to do this?
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