The top of the case can fit 1x 200mm fan or 2x 140mm fans. and only the CPU. currently running at Stock speed. although I will overclock it in the near future. not to high.
ok so if you are only cooling the cpu you can get by with a 120mm rad and it looks like you can just mount it in the back of the case where the stock 120 goes. But you could also go with a dual 140mm setup too which would be able to cool both your cpu and graphics card if you wanted to someday.
Next we need to look at tubing, Mainly the size. For a single cpu loop 3/8in tubing will be fine but if you wanted to add say a gpu or 2 i would suggets getting 1/2in from the start. It is bigger but it looks alot better too in my opinion. You can choose any color http://www.xoxide.com/wacotu.html
Next we have to connect everything so you will need a barb or compression fitting (i use barbs "cheaper") http://www.xoxide.com/fiandcl.html
and last but not least you will need a radiator and a pump You can choose any radiator just make sure that it will fit in your case and that it has 1/4g fittings on it
you may also need a reservoir if the radiator you get is not a combo res. This swiftech one is good for the price but you can use any type of res it will do just fine
And thats all you need for a basic loop. You could also toss a nice high static pressure fan on that rad like a sythe gentile typoon or a gelid wing gamer for absoulute silence
I would get a dual 140mm radiator for the cpu. I wouldn't recommend attaching a GPU block to the loop unless you were to get another 120mm radiator.
Anyway, what is your budget?
I would get an XSPC Raystorm block, Swiftech MCP655 pump, Alphacool NexXxos UT60 dual 140mm radiator, either bitspower or freecenter monsoon compression fittings, and any tubing, dye, coolant, and reservoir that you would like.
Although I really want to do some visual reservoirs, dual bay at the front of my case, with blue LEDs (or without) as I'm changing all the Stock red LEDs to blue ones so they match the rest of my settup.
Also, since your budget is pretty much unlimited, I would suggest everything that I suggested before. They're some of the best parts you can get on the market (if not the best overall).
Instead of a vanilla XSPC Raystorm block, you can always get the full copper version though:
I know a lot of people like Primochill LRT tubing. I've heard that it can corrode over time, but I think that might just happen with all tubing over a long period of time. When it comes to draining the loop, I would suggest having a separate tube that branches off your the rest of the loop at the lowest point in your system. I would probably attach a valve too it too, so that the section of tubing isn't constantly full. When it comes to filling the system, I would just take the reservoir out of the bays and fill it from the top. You could always mod your case to make it easier, but that's up to you.
whoa thats a cool resivor i think im goona get one of those when its back in stock, could u please direct me to a cathodge inverter that is compatible with the resivor so it can light up i was reading the disription and it said it needed a cathodge inverer to light up.
