Since I'm a case modding aficionado, I've often wondered why I've never seen a case like this for liquid cooled systems.
It's really very simple. Little more than a desktop (not tower) case turned upside down. There's no reason why the mobo has to be facing up. Set it on the "ceiling" of the case facing down! That way you can set up all your plumbing on the "floor" of the case and if there's a leak, our old friend gravity will pull it down to the "floor" and nowhere near all those expensive and easily-shorted electronics.
Whaddyathink? Can I apply for a patent? Sell it to Thermaltake? Retire to Fiji?
It's really very simple. Little more than a desktop (not tower) case turned upside down. There's no reason why the mobo has to be facing up. Set it on the "ceiling" of the case facing down! That way you can set up all your plumbing on the "floor" of the case and if there's a leak, our old friend gravity will pull it down to the "floor" and nowhere near all those expensive and easily-shorted electronics.
Whaddyathink? Can I apply for a patent? Sell it to Thermaltake? Retire to Fiji?