Corsair 760t, water cooling compatibility?

[AxeManRPDX]

I had two water cooling units from Gamer storm, they worked fine for about a week, and the replacement for that 4 days. looking at getting a H90.. 140m rad/fan.

has any one used any of the Corsair hydro in 120 or 140 on this case? Whats the tube configuration like. Had a hard time getting the tubes to sit comfortably in my case with the gamer storm.

Note: i have 3 AF120 fans on the top of the case, water cooling is A NECESSARY ITEM for me, because with out it my stock AMD cooler, wont cut it and any game i play sends one of my fans into 6k RPM, which then makes this nasty buzzing noise. Point of this is i cant use a 240 etc, had to be 120 or 140, which brings me to the main topic, has anyone done it and how did it go?

 

[Mikel_4]

Ideally the wider the radiator surface then the bigger its cooling capacity, this radiator core width compensate high (noisy) RPM fans, so a 240mm All In One cooler such as Corsair H100.
There're many video tutorial on this, steps are:
- remove current CPU coolers > clean thermal grease residue > apply new thermal grease (one grain or one line)
- mount CPU water block, secure the screw + backplate + rubber whaser
- If you use Corsair H90 you can mount on top or rear as exhaust (blowing air out)
- Connect 4 pin pump to CPU_Fan header + 4pin fan to CPU_Opt header on your motherboard
- Start > enter BIOS > make sure pump and fan are detetcted > save and exit BIOS > logon to windows
Later you can fine tune your AIO to suite your CPU temp and noise level, my experience with 140mm rad is still too loud to cool +160watt CPU, your case can support 280mm rad such as NZXT X62 or Hydro H115 so for the sake of quietness you should get bigger AIO.