Custom Watercooling loop help + questions

[Michigan Tech]

Hello all,

I am build a new gaming pc in honor of the new GTX 1070. As of right now, I have these components:

Asus z170i pro gaming
i5-6600k
GTX 1070 FE

I am considering buying the Silverstone SUGO SG13B. I would do a custom full loop with hard tubing but would only have a thick 120/140mm radiator. My concern was would this be enough to run a full loop? Would I have any overclocking potential?

What things should I look out for/reconsider? Should I just scrap the case for something else?

Thanks!

 

[KeelinTy]

You would not be able to do a custom loop unless you were very talented. I would grab a different case

 

[Michigan Tech]

You would not be able to do a custom loop unless you were very talented. I would grab a different case

what case do you think I should go with? I am trying to keep it as small as possible.

 

[KeelinTy]

The Bitfenix Prodigy looks to be a great case with a decently small footprint.
Case labs S3 is also a great one, it is smaller than the BitFenix case but you can still watercool in it.

 

[Michigan Tech]

The Bitfenix Prodigy looks to be a great case with a decently small footprint.
Case labs S3 is also a great one, it is smaller than the BitFenix case but you can still watercool in it.

I'm a big fan of the case labs s3--though it is a bit pricey. I found a new case called Thermaltake Suppressor F1

I've seen some nice loops made in this case, it is pretty small (only 11 inches on it's longest side), and can hold all my drives.

Thoughts?

 

[rubix_1011]

I have a full watercooling loop inside a Corsair 250D mITX case. It can be done, you just have to be creative.