Multi case water cooling setup

[SharpSh00ter109]

Would it be possible to run a water cooling loop through two separate cases. I want to keep all of the pumps, reseviors and radiators in their own case to show it off separately. I don't care about practical or any of that stuff, just if it can be done and would one pumps be able to pump liquid through a res, radiator, and one cpu/gpu block on each loop (two planned). Any help given is much appreciated. Also, and case recommendations to put all the radiators and pumps in?

 

[Bromeh]

I already seen what you are talking about on youtube with highly expensive water loops with very expensive pc's. I you are running a normal loop (cpu only) then you don't need that stuff. Just run the loop in your pc. Those case are homemade I GUESS so it may not be easy to do.

- The Brownie

 

[SharpSh00ter109]

I plan on running a full water cooled pc: gpu's, cpu, motherboard, RAM, etc. This is why I am looking into the 2nd case, keep as much clutter out of each case as I can.

 

[Bromeh]

Ok hummm .... wow. It may be possible but, as i said, you may have to do it yourself. Instead you can buy one of those big boxes cases : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0daSJ_lN0Y

He did a triple loop cooling (almost as you want to) and it looks pretty clean

That way should be easier i guess

 

[SharpSh00ter109]

I have a very VERY large case in mind just incase the multi case setup is too in practical to work with, http://www.caselabs-store.com/magnum-sth10/

 

[Bromeh]

500$ for that case ... wow

at least there's lot of room at the top for rads pumps and reservoirs

i thinks you still can have something a little cheaper no ? ahah because getting a case 300-350$ more expensive because there's more room ?? hell no


- The Brownie