[citation][nom]jasonpb[/nom]At this level you could just go buy a corsair H80/H100 or equivalent product and save money on a smaller case. The entire point of water cooling apart from customisation is you can achieve lower temps with a low noise setup, otherwise why would you spend the money to have the fans screaming at you when you could do that with air cooling?NZXT is a pretty good case for water cooling, in fact it's easy to fit kit in there to cool a few GPU's and the CPU without any hacking up of the case, obviously this would involve different product selection.[/citation]1.)Most of the noise in these cases comes from the graphics cards.
2.) Noisy graphics were used TO DETERMINE the noise isolation capabilities of these cases.
3.) This IS a customizable loop.
4.) Pair the three cases that this cooler fit, with this cooler, and you can customize the loop to include water blocks on the graphics cards.
It all makes sense if you think about these things from a testing standpoint. You did want definitive test results, no? And if you think of the huge radiator as a starting point rather than a final configuration, everything in the article makes sense.