Base plate is done. now I gotta wait for the fittings, tubing and fans.

The white base where the 240mm rads will be mounted on was from a very old 486 (bless you). I didn't have more spare fans so you just have to use your imagination. 4 fans per radiator will be mounted in push/pull, of course. Idk if it is clearly visible but in the bottom you see the yellow tape, this shows how much space there will be when the rads with fans will be mounted.

View from the outside, imagine 2 fans here.

Today the XSPC single 5.25" bay reservoir arrived and I threw it in. It will sit one slot higher.

okay, 3 setups.
I'm hoping for the bottom one but I think it's maybe a little bit too complicated. Not in the least for mounting the rads but also for the tubing.
The middle one is my second choice, mostly because it's easier and faster to install and it's also using the full potential of the 240mm radiators in push/pull.
And the top one is basically what I have now in my 650D except it adds the bottom 240 rad.

Thoughts?

JesusChrist : >>15986

Now looking at the case, >>15989 that will be a challenge! Which I accept! But also looking into something simpler or even keep the setup I already have..damnit I can't decide ><

>>15989 This looks like it would work better.

Test Setup 2; not sure if this works, need to measure the case first.

The radiator in the bottom doesn't seem like it would be very effective as there will be very little air flow there.

Ok! Just checking! ;D

The case and a few bits xtra will cost only 200 euro, the revo will set me back 600 euro! Plus I would have to wait 6 months in order to buy it. But more importantly I wouldn't be able to enjoy bacon & cider!!! Short answer: no! ;)

Wouldn't it be easier to just buy a Revo 3.3?!? ;D

somewhat looking like this..maybe ;)