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Any chance you can fit a 280 rad in front and 240 in bottom? looking at the numbers it seems like it if the rad is small enough. Since there is 335mm available for motherboard space: 240mm rad length - 280 mm fan - 25 mm 280mm rad thickness - 30 mm Total - 335 mm Looks like a tight fit but...

Manufacturers generally suggest putting the rad above the pump. This prevent air bubbles in the system from collecting at the pump which can cause additional noise.

So if you were doing 2x 240mm radiators (top and bottom top hats), how would you do airflow? All exhaust, all intake, bottom up or top down?

Yea, thought about that too, but doubt that pump would work for a dual 240 radiator build. The slim reservoir is a interesting option.

This really makes me want to try a watercooling build. What other options would there be to fill/bleed without a multiport radiator on top?

Blower is good if you don't have access to fresh air. We'll have to wait for testing of course but I'm pretty sure blowers will be hotter and louder.

Quick question, can you stack tophats? Edit - Looks like you can.

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H100i pro and H115i pro have more flexible and rotatable fittings on the cpu block similat to the nzxt x52 and x62 so it should be possible depending on the length of your ATX PSU.

For a front mounted rad you are limited to 330mm total for GPU + fans + rad. So depending on fan/rad choice you may be limited on GPU size. 1080 ti sc2 is only 269mm so that leaves you about 60mm for rad/fan which should be plenty. Pump/reservoir will be your biggest challenge. You could...