can i mount a 240mm radiator on top?
45514
140mm or 120mm only, but you can mount 2 of them on top (depending on the size of your cpu cooler).
1451869
It depends. It has limited (120mn) air cooling support and maybe 1 or 2 places for 240mm radiators. Also, I own this case and don't recommend it. Spend a bit more and get something great.
1260571
There are a few pre drilled holes to mount a radiator. I wouldn't count on them lining up perfectly. Be prepared to pre drill your own holes. Just a heads up. Will fit a 120 rad
426169
This fan comes with TAG MOUNTS that fir through the radiator fins, and should mount through the 13" opening. Might take some manuvering, but should work. Be careful when working around the fins as they will sread your hands. wear at least some light gardening gloves.Regards,Larry
1414386
Not sure if all 240mm liquid coolers have standard dimensions, but for example CORSAIR Hydro Series H105 would fit with some room to spare. The space up top is about 200mm wide, more than 300mm long and at least 30mm deep.
624832
It depends on your motherboard, or video card. Smaller video cards allow you to put the 240 on the side panel, or if you have a motherboard that doesn't have a heatsink near the top, you can put it up there. If your motherboard has a heatsink near the top, I recommend moving the fan located on the top of the case to the top opening on the side panel.
1249764
The newegg demo video shows place on top to mount a 240mm radiator with enough space to use even a push/pull setup.
973890
yes-but I would contact corsair to see for sure because you might not be able to use a top mount fan.
950571
A motherboard that supports 2 cpu then yeah 2 240mm radiators can be supported and I think those three parts are compatible.
634410
I doubt that there is a radiator that this kit doesn't fit. There is a money-back guarantee, duh.
1789447
This case comes with the mounting holes and grilles in place for 120mm fans. They are meant to be mounted inside the case. You may be able to modify the case, or drill new mounting holes for the fans to create a top-mount for the radiator. The case also has rear knock-outs for coolant lines. Good luck.
119303
I have this and would not use it like that, would trust the 140mm mounting but not the 120mm on the plastic alone. Instead get a single 120mm fan shroud at least 1" thick and use the 120mm fan. This will eliminate any flat spots (center and outer) in cooling on the radiator. There are plenty of high quality 120mm fans.
605439
Either will work. The top has mounting holes for both 120mm and 200mm. Honestly, though, I'd recommend the 200mm fan. The bigger the fan, the more air it moves, AND the quieter it is.
426167
The size opening is not the important thing, it's if you have something to mount the mounting tabs to. Note you're only going to be able to cool the amount of radiator that has access to the 13" hole you're speaking of. That's the best I can tell you from here.
1260570
Yes you can. Its meant to hold radiators for AOI or custom loops but can put just fans for extra flow. It hold two 120mm or two 140mm fans (so any rad from 120mm to 280mm will fit). Also my h100i ( a 240mm rad) only one of my 120mm fans lined up perfectly so the rad was held only by two bottom screws on one fan but was never a problem and had no vibrations even when fans were at 2400rpm.
2269762
If your unit came with a fan, as my H60 did, you should use the fan provided, as it has a cowling around it that maximizes the airflow through the radiator. Given that you have enough room in your case, you can mount it in front of your fan if the hole pattern matches. Just make sure, if using 2 fans (a push-pull system), that the fans are moving air in the same direction and not fighting each other- the radiator itself can have fans mounted to both sides.
1323385
Yes, but I would use a different method of mounting the cooler. Something like the radiator core support. Many times the heat cycles combined with any vibration can have disastrous effects on the radiator.