Originally Posted by
AOD_Mokona512
seems okay, but that case is not properly designed for a 360mm radiator. part of it will end up with restriicted airflow. Furthermore, the clearance between the top of the case, and the motherboard mounting bracket will not leave enough room to install a radiator that thick inside of the case. (you will end up having to mount it on the top, externally, which will cause you to compromise on the design of the case, as your install options willl either be, the radiator mounted on the top/ outside of the case, and 2 fans mounted inside of the case in a push config (this will have the downside of being significantly harder to clean the radiator as a proper cleaning will require the removal of the radiator.
Mounting option 2 will be to have the radiator at the top, and then 3 fans mounted on top of the radiator in a pull config. The 3rd fan will have partially restricted airflow, while the first 2 will be fine, but it will be overall far easier to clean as no fan removal will be needed.
When installed this way, the radiator will need some 90 degree fittings so that the tubing can extend out back and then enter the case through the tubing holes.
A 3rd but harder to work with option will be to use low profile RAM, hope none of your fan connectors or power connectors end up directly behind any flat part of the radiator or fans, and install it all inside of the case (the 5.25 inch bay can be removed for a 360mm radiator), Overall, with your setup, you will spend a lot of time with cable management and positioning the tubing and radiator and fans in order to get it to all fit.
Here is how it looks with a 240mm radiator and pus config fan.
