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JSimmons · 04-12-2003, 07:11 PM

That's right, my full-tower InWin Q500 case is too small for water cooling.

However, I have a plan. I'm trying to arrange the purchase of an identical case with no power supply, which will be grafted to the existing case, making one giant case.

I searched high and low (well, almost low) for a case of sufficient girth (height, depth, and width) to hold all my stuff, but it seems like all the ricers are controlling the market and most of what's available has something stupid like side windows, or some gawdy paint job, besides being only mid-sized.

Unless anyone's got any better ideas, I'm going ahead with my nefarious plan.

04-12-2003, 07:11 PM	#1
JSimmons Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: 4-sided room with an exit going east, and an exit going south Posts: 392	Full Tower case too small That's right, my full-tower InWin Q500 case is too small for water cooling. However, I have a plan. I'm trying to arrange the purchase of an identical case with no power supply, which will be grafted to the existing case, making one giant case. I searched high and low (well, almost low) for a case of sufficient girth (height, depth, and width) to hold all my stuff, but it seems like all the ricers are controlling the market and most of what's available has something stupid like side windows, or some gawdy paint job, besides being only mid-sized. Unless anyone's got any better ideas, I'm going ahead with my nefarious plan.