Can i do i custom watercooling loop in the Corsair Carbide Spec-Omega

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danielsenybv84hzw

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Can i do i custom watercooling loop in the Corsair Carbide Spec-Omega?

I really like the design of it and i wanna do a custom loop for my graphics card and cpu with a 360mm rad. But i don't know it it is gonna fit.

Does anyone have experience watercooling in this case?
 
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Oh right, duh, I forgot about room for the pump. lol I think with the right stuff, like a pump and reservoir in one combo, you can make it work. Probably will have to look up the parts you want first and determine the measurements.
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phaelax

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I guess it depends on what you had in mind for the custom build. According to their website, it looks like it can take up to a 240mm rad on top and 360mm in the front. So you could have the rad in the front of the case. And fit a reservoir where the lower drive cage is at.
 
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danielsenybv84hzw

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I was thinking of a rigid tube loop with a 360mm rad but on the website, they are talking about an AIO cooler (The h150i to be exact) but I don't know if I can have a pump and a reservoir etc.

 
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phaelax

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Oh right, duh, I forgot about room for the pump. lol I think with the right stuff, like a pump and reservoir in one combo, you can make it work. Probably will have to look up the parts you want first and determine the measurements.
 
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