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Location: Queensland, Australia
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OS: Windows 7 (7600) x64 MSDN /legit
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Thermaltake armour+ VH8000 - Liquid Cooling
I was reading about my thermaltake armour+ and apparently when you remove the little toolbox thing from the top of the case you can put a reservoir in it. I had a look and I wasn't too sure if there is enough width in there for it?
I am planning on buying either the Thermaltake Bigwater 760i Liquid Cooling System or Thermaltake Bigwater 850i Liquid Cooling System. On a side question, which one of these 2 cooling systems are better? I get the impression that the 850i is better then the 760i but for some reason the 850i is about $10 cheaper. |
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