Thermaltake Black Widow v9 black edition,Asus M5A99FX Pro 2.0,AMD Fx8350, will this fit in case w.both fans without hitting case's side fan?
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Newegg shows the dimensions for this case as 19.10" x 8.19" x 18.19". That's about .5" less width than my Cooler Master HAF XM (can't say enough good things about this case). Even with the side case fan you should still have just enough clearance to use the Noctua heatsink with both fans. Check the Newegg feedback before buying. There are simply way too many users complaining of the cheap quality fans being noisy and failing in the Black Widow case to be coincidence. So maybe consider a more reliable case? I hope this helps. Good luck!
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I do not know the dimensions of this Silverstone case so I don't know whether this huge heat sink will fit into this case or not. I can tell you a bit about my set up so that you can make your decision. I use the Aerocool DS (Dead Silence) case. My mATX MB is GA-Z87MX-D3H with I7 CPU and 16 GB of RAM. The heat sink lean over the 1st graphic slot so you can not use this slot. I use only a 140mm fan mounted on top of the case to draw the heat up and out of the case. The fan of my Corsair AX760i power supply never spins since my computing load is light (no games). So far I am very impressed with performance of this heat sink; it makes my computer truly Dead Silence.
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There is one fan in the front that would go on the front panel itself. There is one in the back that comes with the case and is already attached. Finally, there are two places for fans in the top of the case, although, depending on your motherboard you may not have room for a fan in one of these slots because (on mine for instance) there is not enough room between the case and the RAM slots. And there is one on the bottom that could go next to the power supply.
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I don't think it would make a difference. I installed a Noctua 40mm fan in place of the stock (35mm) one that came with the Armor. I just wanted to use the MB backplate and not the plastic MB cover but found that you have to use the plastic cover to mount the metal backplate as the two sandwich the MB. The screws go from the backplate thru holes in the MB and screw into the plastic cover. Link to my build. http://pcpartpicker.com/b/GtB
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We are using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. Two fans attached to it, plenty of case fans. Make sure it will fit in your case, it is tall. We are using a CM Storm Trooper case. No problems.
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It may, the ripsaw heatsinks are tall. Worse case y'all have to remove the lower fan?
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The fan size is 120mm or 140mm for the sides. The case came with a large fan on top, 200mm if I remember correctly. I have 4 120mm fans on the inside, one 200mm on top. Cooling is not a problem. I do not recall how many it has slots for, but it came with three 120mm. I replaced them with all red leds, looks really nice. Check with Cooler Master Web site for additional specs ensure it meets your needs.
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no fan is included whatsoever... and the fan that may fit is one of those not so available 50mm (10-15 mm thick). Those may become quite noisy! Considering this case has many vent holes you may want to skip that fan adventure and just settle for a good low profile (43mm high or less) CPU cooler, as most Intel stock coolers a re a few mm too tall for this case and AMD stock coolers are way too tall. another advise: I have not succeeded to run any AMD CPU in this case cool enough... all AMD CPUs (AM2.AM3,FM1, FM2) dissipate much heat, thus requiring a CPU cooler that is too large to fit in this case... and I did try quite a few. I have assembled five computers in an AM350 case, all with socket 755, 1155 and 1150. They all work fine without an added video card (as there is no space for such in this case)
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good day mathew,sorry for the delay in responding to your question,yes it will fit,but the only case that i am seeing is this case...........V9 BlacX Edition P/N: VM400M1W2Zthe cooler it is very big though,i would suggest when purchasing the cooler,the fins that sticks out of the cooler,when installing place the fins in the directon of the ram,it will take up one of the ram slots though,and you will have clearance for your fan,hope this answers your question,and i was of help to you......
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Yes. There were 3 fans already installed in the case. One in the back top (small), one in the front bottom (large) and another on the top (large). The one on top actually has room for another one beside it, but with those three plus my cpu fan I didn't bother.
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Yes it did fit in the case( i used the the 2.5' HDD) but there no gap or space between the hard drive and AMD factory CPU fan, They are like bonded together on the top left edge of the cpu fan. Not sure if i replace with SSD it would have space between the CPU fan and SSD.
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Just to amend my answer, mounting the heat sink horizontally could also be a problem as the fan could block the PCI and PCI Express slots and the power connectors on the motherboard. So, do the measurements first.
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I have one installed on my sons pc. He has the enforcer case. Cooler master uses an odd "bolt pattern" if you will with their 200mm fans and I'd say with my experience if its cooler master and has the bolt pattern it will fit. That being said look at the pictures of the fan and then pull the front bezel off your case and look at how it mounts. It should measure 8 5/8" center to center for the mounting points. Sorry I don't have a mm tape measure. There are other mounting point also. 8 3/8" between those. Measure your screw holes on the case and if it's one of those. It should fit. Good luck these are great fans and push tons of air.
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It will fit, but any PSU will have a tight fit depending on the orientation of the fan.
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Hello Friend, cannot say, I returned mine as it was faulty,their customer service were rude and agressive,so I bought an excellent cooler from Noctua.Would suggest you do likewise. They do a great range that will fit your case.
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Length of GPU = 11.89" & the case states it is 13.78" not including bezel. If this is accurate information even with the fan you should be able to squeeze it in, but if this info is inaccurate you're out of luck. What makes me hesitant is the fan placement in the front of the case. However you can move your fan to the side panel as it is equipped with vent holes. If there aren't proper screw holes you can use zip ties to secure the fan on the panel.If it were me, I'd take the chance.
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Both fans are the same size: 80 Millimeters each. The chassis is stand alone, vertical. But the motherboard mounts on the right side wall. Hope this helps!