Radiator compatibility in phanteks enthoo pro
- Thread starter kramal
- Start date
I'm not sure why you would want to do this other than 2 AIO's, but yes, if you have the radiators configured in such a way that they are on the left or right and not straight up. That was badly explained but if you look for toms latest dual xeon build, you'll see that he has 2 H75's in the roof of his 760t (I can't remember the case, sorry)
If someone else could find it and link it for you that would be great but I'm too tired tonight.
If someone else could find it and link it for you that would be great but I'm too tired tonight.
I'll find it myself, thank you! It's because im thinking about a project with two 770 watercooled with a kraken g10 and a 120 mm rad each. Think it could look amazing
---------------
I found it, it looks like a 900D and it supports up to 420 ( 3*140mm). that worries me a bit. But i think ill start out with buying a g10 for my 770 now and look if there is room for another, in case no one on here has the answer
---------------
I found it, it looks like a 900D and it supports up to 420 ( 3*140mm). that worries me a bit. But i think ill start out with buying a g10 for my 770 now and look if there is room for another, in case no one on here has the answer
Last edited by a moderator:
In the roof you can have a 120/ 240/ 360 / 420 @ 45mm thick as most with a single set of fans.
in the front you can fit a monsta 240 if you remove all the HDD cages, both in front and bottom. 280mm monsta rad in the bottom is also supported ( 80mm P&P )
so technically you could fit a 240 AIO in the roof and a 280 AIO in the bottom and still have some HDD space.
in the front you can fit a monsta 240 if you remove all the HDD cages, both in front and bottom. 280mm monsta rad in the bottom is also supported ( 80mm P&P )
so technically you could fit a 240 AIO in the roof and a 280 AIO in the bottom and still have some HDD space.
Sure it could work, you'll need to get a cooler for your CPU as well tho.
