It this case possible to install water cooling system?
389419
Depends on the water cooling system you want to use. Does not have pipe ports for water hose so I would use internal system with this case. Thermaltake has some nice ones. Watch the mobo you get with it though. Internal water systems take up a lot of room.
660242
dont try that case..your h100i wont fit because of the clearance is very low to you motherboard..this case it wasnt design for that type of cooler..my suggestion get a corsair case that supports h100i water cooler or any other cases
2131888
You can install 2-120mm fans on the top grill of the case, however if you install a water cooler that is 240mm you will have to fit the fans on the outside of the case, so it would be better to have a water cooler that fits the exhaust. I would suggest Corsair Hydro Series H55 Quiet Edition for lower end or Corsair Hydro Series H80i for higher end CPUS.
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.
291697
I don't know for sure best thing to do is take the case off n see if the holes for your current cooler are close to the deminsons of the thermalake on as a rough estimate
772991
Yes, you do, unless your case has a hole or an aperture right behind the mother board's rear socket plate. You have to remove the rear socket plate to put a new one -included- in which the Thermaltake Cooler is going to be anchored
1901331
I have no idea of the vertical dimension of the cooling system you wish to install. Hower the vertical distance between the processor and the top of the case is about 7". You will be the judge
925907
From the box shot and price I would guess No I would say you need to add a heatsink and fan
1337269
It depends on your setup, stock you can add 3, two on the side panel and one on the bottom. I use a water cooled system so I use the rear 140 mm and turned the two led 120's to draw from the front. I have the H100i mounted in the top so up there I have two 120mm fans. The case is huge so you should have no problem keeping it cool with the stock setup.
2114947
I suppose i's possible. There's lots of room inside the case. I suppose it's possible although I'm not familiar with what it would take to make that modification. As it is it doesn't need it. It's very fast and has no problem dissipating heat. There's certainly plenty of room inside the case. It was designed to accomodate Raid arrays so there are lots of empty drive bays. There are additional places to mount several more fans too.
1958067
You could, might be a little tight if your using the back exhaust route as your cooler position, but you can always use the top of the case to place the cooler and radiator, thats what i did.Check out my channel and you will see my build exactly http://youtu.be/sOA2AqsNFQA
1394578
No, but I would NOT recommend getting it with the liquid cooling already set up. When I did research on the case before I bought it, I saw quite a few negative reviews from people who bought the case with the liquid cooling already set up, because some of the seals had come loose or broken during shipping (and the liquid drained into the computer and fried some components). I would recommend buying the case and setting up the cooling yourself... I hope this helps
1173490
I believe so. A quick look at the Rosewill page for this case says that it will allow liquid cooling to be installed, if required. Though, I am running an Intel 3570K with a Noctua CPU fan and I have never even got near to being overtemp with this case and it's standard fans.
1996334
Yes it can with some modification! put the fans a radiator on out side of the case on top and you can even do a push pull and on the top fans just buy some fan grilles! You will have to cut a hole for your cpu cooler to drop in the case but it won't be noticed since it will be cover up!
581405
No, sorry not. The PSU is at the bottom of the tower and if you wish to go liquid cooling, the tank goes towards the top.
332595
You can't, not without a lot of extra work that isn't worth the risk to your components. This is a CLOSED loop cooling system for the CPU only, it's not designed to be expanded. The included pump is designed to circulate the amount of fluid included at certain rates to cool the CPU, nothing else. If you're after additional system cooling for other components you should look into a full water setup or see the other comments.
291540
Depends on where on the mother board the cpu is. There are mounts along back of case for reservoir/tank/fan, but they may interfere with peripheral port access