If I had one HDD cage kept in the front, could I still have a 240 mm radiator mounted there?
78240
Most likely not, but that depends if you are using an ssd or hdd. You can have ssd mounted on the bottom or the back of the case, but a traditional hdd may not work with the radiator in the front
1809854
if you have a HDD in it already with a bracket you can just use the one you have now
411847
If its a 3.5 HDD thannit should work. But the only bad thing about the enclosure is that its a pain to take apart. If you have a few bucks to spar I recommend something that is easier to open.
964178
Nope. The HP you are referring to only has 1 2.5 inch bay, so unless you modded that case there no place for another drive. a 1TB drive would double your capacity though. So I'd check that out.
1506887
I don't know, because right now I only have one 3.5" drive installed. But. The fan in front of this bay adapter blows outside air directly on the drives, I don't see how drives could be mounted in any cooler manner than this enclosure, since in the usual way drives are mounted in a tower, there is no direct air for them at all, they are cooled only by convection with the air inside the box.
1561911
Yes. You may be required to exchange connections on the back of the drive, and swap faces on the front.
1360116
Sorry I can't, my PC isn't really easily accessible but if you have room for optical drives you should have room for this. The fan is 25mm thick, and I'm not sure how thick the front bezel is but if you allow for 15mm (and a 3.5" HDD should be 146mm long) the overall length is about 186mm, or 7.3". That's probably cutting it real close for you, but if this doesn't fit you could get a 15mm thick fan and slide the drives forward a little.
1284269
No, Thermaltake case is designed for the physical dimensions of a SATA hard drive. The optical drive case is much too large to fit.
1799917
the only LEDs are the ones in the front fans. I believe you can fit a 240 rad in the front while keeping at least one of the drive cages. I have a 120mm rad in the front but I did remove all the drive cages since I dont need them.
327763
I see no reason why not. As long as you have a spot in your case for the cooler.
2119182
Yes you can. You can either just place it somewhere in the case( it has no moving parts) or you can use a bracket that comes with it that will fit into the standard 3.5 slot a normal HD would slide into
1173492
Yes you can, only that the fans must be placed under the radiator, not on top because the case top cover will not let you due to space clearance.
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.
1799919
No, this case don't have pre-installed leds just the red led fans. 240 rad will fit, if you move the hard drive cage to the back, close to the power supply area.
990190
I do not believe so, the top does not have enough clearance for 240mm radiator. I easily fit in my Corsair H80i though, it does a pretty good job as well. Probably only a few degrees behind the 100i tbh.
1061380
the answer is both yes and no. the hard drive bay sits behind the ps. for some full size ps's you'll need to move the hd's. one option is to move them to the other side of the case behind the optical drive if you have one. the whole hd bay will fasten in there, right behind where the optional rear fan would go. makes keeping them nice and cool very easy doing that. the other option, and the one i chose, is to just buy an adapter and mount your hd in one of the optical drive slots. there are cooling vents in the od doors and they still run very cool there. both options leave you plenty of room for your ps. the ps i have is a dual 80mm fan type (about 535w) and it too helps move cooler air through the upper part of this case. this is a very cool running case. my mb temps stay in the upper 20'sC and the cpu stays in the low to mid 30'sC even when overclocked. one nice thing i did was to add an internal card reader into the 3.5 floppy bay. the one i chose also gets me a usb 3.0 port on the front of the case. i really like this case. it's not that small, being fairly wide, but it is just so easy to work on inside and allows every component to run so cool. worth every penny, imho.
315684
120mm; if memory serves me correctly, there's room for five of them or 3 with 1 240mm radiator on the front. Actually, the front's already set up to go with their water cooling systems. I installed one in mine; it was a breeze and I am very happy with it.