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Hey, this will be my first post on the forums and I must say this site is amazing!
I have been looking into building a water cooling setup that will fit snug in my case with no components of the setup outside of the case. I've read that the case that I am running, can support a Dual 120 mm radiator in the top of the case right under the two 140 mm fans. My first thought was how will I fill the radiator and bleed the system because the radiator is mounted horizontally rather than vertically? (the swifttech radiator has the radiator cap on the top edge http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...5108105&cm_re=swiftech-_-35-108-105-_-Product). Upon further investigation I found this Swiftech radiator http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...5108086&cm_re=swiftech-_-35-108-086-_-Product which doesn't have a radiator cap so this would seem to work for my application. But, how would I bleed and fill the system?
Any thoughts on a different radiator please let me know.
Thanks for the input in advance.
I have been looking into building a water cooling setup that will fit snug in my case with no components of the setup outside of the case. I've read that the case that I am running, can support a Dual 120 mm radiator in the top of the case right under the two 140 mm fans. My first thought was how will I fill the radiator and bleed the system because the radiator is mounted horizontally rather than vertically? (the swifttech radiator has the radiator cap on the top edge http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...5108105&cm_re=swiftech-_-35-108-105-_-Product). Upon further investigation I found this Swiftech radiator http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...5108086&cm_re=swiftech-_-35-108-086-_-Product which doesn't have a radiator cap so this would seem to work for my application. But, how would I bleed and fill the system?
Any thoughts on a different radiator please let me know.
Thanks for the input in advance.