will the corsair h105 work in the front, i read somewhere that a 272mm length rad is the longest that can fit without removing optical drive cage
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i havent personally tried nor do i own an h105 i use an h100 in the top of the case and there is tons of clearance on the back side. so if you mount int he top there prob wont be any issues!
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I've got mine installed in the Corsair R300. It has everything a case needs without all the glitter and glam. USB 3.0, air filters, great cooling, and also very cheap
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You can play with the distance you put between the cooler and the ram modules. I'm sure it will fit
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while I can't give an exact yes/no answer, I can say that this Antec case is a standard width and should accommodate a wide variety of coolers ... I swapped out the OEM fan and heatsink supplied with the AMD quad core CPU on my motherboard with a taller heatsink and larger fan and had lots of room to spare in between the top of the fan and the inside of the side panel facing it ... there's also ample room for your cooling fluid piping ... hope this helps
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I use a corsair 400r which is 8.1 inches in the base but protrudes about an inch on both sides and it fits well. Just be careful not to block your fan intake from your power supply if it takes in air from the base.
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im using hydro h100i. and holy moly. its freakin 100% NOT FIT. I put the 2 fan of the hydro in top(outside) of this case
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My card is 10.5", I have over 2 inches of space left to work with before the front fan. So yes, it should fit without an issue. Not to mention that you can remove a fan if needed and give yourself even more room.
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Maybe 12inch 10? Its much like the h100 but slightly thicker surface area but will fit any case that can suposrt 240mm compared to the h100i or 110 pr the nother new series of corsair that recently came out, the temps are better and performs well in overclock, i got a fx8350 overclocked at 4.9ghz temps is at 29-35 degrees full load 45-55 ive had it quite some time now, and works really cool really awesome!
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Yes, but not in the stock configuration. The case only comes with one 3.5" cagestock (which holds 3 drives), but you should be able to get another. Looking through the corsair forums, this should do http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EO47J84 (I would verify with corsair first though).
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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.
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It will fit in most mid-tower cases if they have removable cages for the hard drives. I have a Gladiator case and had to modify it to fit.
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Yes. I had a Corsair H100i in my case, you have to remove the top exhaust fan. The back panel pops off with a push of a button so you can easily get to the frame. The wiring is a little weird depending on the MB and I switched over to the Thermaltake ultra which has better compatibility with the case.
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I googled the case and it seems to be a mid-tower correct? Then yes this will definitely fit inside with plenty to spare. I have these setup in my Cooler Master HAF X and I''v got a tad bit of extra cable left.
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I just measure mine and it's about 17 1/4 inches which is 438mm so the corsair website is incorrect
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I do not have this case, I had to return it due to the SSHD not working. However, I was able to install my Corsair H100i in the standard setup - could not use it when reversing the MB tray to the left side of the case. I hope this helps, and that you have better luck with your case than I did.
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Yes, On my wife's 550D, I put a Phanteks PH TC 14PE ,which is 6.75 inches from face of motherboard to top of cooler. I did not have room for a 200mm Bitfenix Pro on the side door however. This is mounted on an ASUS Formula Z motherboard.
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This will be able to handle Corsair H100i radiator all be it push, pull, or even push pull (very tight fit though). I can fit a regular sized ATX board but there really doesn't seem to be enough room for an e-ATX board. You might as well go with a Full Tower Case.