Corsair and EK Water-Cooled PC Case

Brand

Corsair

This is your chance to own the biggest and baddest water cooling case available today. Ever wanted to a custom water-cooling loop but been too scared to make? This is your chance to have a custom loop system with minimal work. Using the Corsair Obsidian D1000, one of the largest cases on the market allows for an insane amount of radiators and fans to keep even dual CPU and multiple GPU systems water-cooled. This case can even house two PCs, the main system and a small ITX system on the backside. The current setup is designed for extreme cooling in the main system. This is done in a dual pump, single loop system. With each core competent having its own pump and radiator to exhaust before moving to the next component. Water from the EK D5 Pump/Res combo flows into the thick EK X420 rad on the top, cooled by 6 x 140 Arctic fans in a push pull configuration, blowing hot air out of the case. It then flows cool water into the GPU and then to the second EK D5 standalone pump, which then pushes water through the dual EK S480 Rads cooled by 16 120mm Arctic fans in a push pull configuration and pulling cool air into the case, cooling the GPU water and going to the CPU. The CPU water then flows back to the first pump/res. The dual pump loop allows for redundancy. A Thermaltake digital flow and temperature sensor is located on the back to easily see loop temp and speed. All fittings and tubing is EK. There are two additional Arctic fans in the rear of the case for more exhaust. This system has been designed for easy plug and play so you can change all your parts over time. This system is designed for upgrades and longevity. Meaning, the pump and rads are all connected via static hardline acrylic tubing; however, the CPU and GPU lines are soft-tubing with quick disconnects. This allows you to easily replace every hardware competent in the system down to your motherboard. The best part is allows you take all your current parts and drop right in. All you need is the proper water block for your current GPU and CPU and you are ready to go! I will even include the extra fittings needed. The main system is all prewired and powered by a Corsair 1600watt PSU. This case has everything you need to pick your component parts and go!. Over $3,000 in hardware in this water-cooled case.