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Corsair 600T Watercooling Guide
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OC3D is a website by enthusiasts for enthusiasts. We try and share some of our views with what can be possible with the Corsair 600T if you are not afraid of using a dremel!
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The Scientific Moustache
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very helpful, how much of this relates to the 650D? most of it right?
PetrolHead247
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Awesome watercooling guide as always Tom, great job man
Nice lil' TopGear reference there
Mrboxfacetramp
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Good Guide
I commented on the video about how you can get another rad in there, but since I couldn't post a link on there I'll do it here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18285464&highlight=startername_joxang
4x120 rad and a 360mm rad anyone?
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18285464&highlight=startername_joxang
4x120 rad and a 360mm rad anyone?
ruthless_villain
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2 of the ceramic pumps are meant to perform like a ddc 10w
wassupdoc
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Hi guys first post here
I ordered the 200mm Phobia after watching toms guide and a very good guide it is at that. but my experience is that the 200mm rad wont fit without modification to the case. this is mostly due to the bleed valve at the top of the rad colliding with the disk cages. this can be fixed with a large drill and just making a opening for the valve although i decided to take the floor of the drive cage out so i could use a 90 degree fitting down from my res to the radiator.
the other radiators are the 30mm all cooper alpha cool radiators that tom mentions in the guide (bought before his recommendation). i also started off with the dual pump alphacool res aswell but after a incident with the pump working its self loose from the res i decided to go for a xspc dual bay res pump.
Pictures. hopefully theses will help anyone that wants a idea of how things fit in a 600t.
sorry for the cable mess at the bottom of the case need to finish up my cable braiding but my atx pin extractor broke so waiting for the new one.
Thanks Tom for the great guide this isnt aimed to undermine your guide i just think its some things that should be pointed out to the newb users
showing clearance between drive cage and radiator
this image shows how the radiator is bolted to the fan then the fan is screwed to the case as the screws on the radiator dont match the case
I ordered the 200mm Phobia after watching toms guide and a very good guide it is at that. but my experience is that the 200mm rad wont fit without modification to the case. this is mostly due to the bleed valve at the top of the rad colliding with the disk cages. this can be fixed with a large drill and just making a opening for the valve although i decided to take the floor of the drive cage out so i could use a 90 degree fitting down from my res to the radiator.
the other radiators are the 30mm all cooper alpha cool radiators that tom mentions in the guide (bought before his recommendation). i also started off with the dual pump alphacool res aswell but after a incident with the pump working its self loose from the res i decided to go for a xspc dual bay res pump.
Pictures. hopefully theses will help anyone that wants a idea of how things fit in a 600t.
sorry for the cable mess at the bottom of the case need to finish up my cable braiding but my atx pin extractor broke so waiting for the new one.
Thanks Tom for the great guide this isnt aimed to undermine your guide i just think its some things that should be pointed out to the newb users
showing clearance between drive cage and radiator
this image shows how the radiator is bolted to the fan then the fan is screwed to the case as the screws on the radiator dont match the case
