Water Cooling CM Storm Scout

Hi,

Im currently building a new PC. At the moment Ive already got the CM Scout case, 700w power supply, memory, and the 4870.
I just cant figure out how to water cool the system- I want to cool the AMD 955 and two 4870s (Im buying another soon!). The thing is theres only one 120mm rear fan, one front 140mm and one top 140mm(can replace with 120mm), so i cant work out how to set up the water cool the system.
By the way id rather not have external rads if possible.

Any suggestions on what should be in the loop and how to mount the rads?

Thanks in advance,

Gravey Davey

Found this video on youtube of scout cqase watercooled, looks good indeed

just turn your volume down before clicking, BAD LOUD MUSIC!!!

good build though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvsDNquGeg8

cheers for the comments. Im thinking external is the way to go. for the graphics ill have a seperate loop with either a 120 on top or 2*120 on the side panel. Then ill have another loop with an external 2*120 rad mounted on the rear. Or i could have 2 seperate 2*120 rads in one loop.
let me know what you think!
OO - do you think ill be able to mount a slim 2*120 on the top fan without making another blow hole?(it will fit)

You are going to need a 320 rad for the processor alone, another 220 for each graphic card you add. You could probably get by with a 220 for each CPU+GPU if you run them in a single loop.

It is to the point of larger rads and hotter components that watercoolers need to start externally mounting their gear for the best results. I know that this isn't necessarily the intended result at first, but with how much room you really need, its almost required. Modding a case is more and more important if you want to get the intended cooling for the components being used.

Thanks guys! im definately feel that Im not going to water cool my GPUs as ill need a 220 for each card!
How hot does the 955 run compared to an i7 920 D0? because then i can use the same sort of loop as elmnator(nice loop btw!) using a 220 with push/pull fans. I reckon I can then mount it on the window where I can mount 2 120mm fans.
So ill have 2 external 120 fans and 2 internal 120 fans.
OR, I could just use a cm V10! (scout is designed to fit one + it cools ram as well)

just had a thought!
what if i have two seperate 120 rads- one on the rear and one on the top. If I remove the 140mm fan and replace it with a 120 rad i can have like 2 rads in series. That way it stays as a window but still put two 120mm intake fans on the door.
Then it will be the equivelent of having a 240 rad intaking as the airflow can be high.

So, heres my loop:
1.dual bay pump/res
2.cpu block
3.rear 120 rad
4.top 120 rad.
5.res/pump and so on.

Please tell me what you think!

Yup that would work fine...go with danger den for all your watercooling needs