will this fit in a Thermaltake Chaser MK-I?
1737105
What do you mean... it's a strip of light and you just need 1 slot PCI slot from your case to accommodate mounting the switch.
1737106
I have a fractal node 804 and mine went around the window twice so to put it into perspective I think it will
1737107
More than likely. It's very thin, about the size of a pencil and very flexible. Comes in 1 or 2 meter lengths. I ran it under the side lip so you don't see the cable, but see the light.
1737108
Yes. I think its made to fit in any case because you just string the line around the top and bottom of your case and any excess length you keep at the bottom. Very versatile so yes it will fit.
1507671
It most likely will not fit. Which is not a horrible thing cause the cpu cooler is complete garbage.
204529
Yes. It fits in mine. You can go to the Kraus site and download the technical specs and installation instructions if you want to see what they advise.
1332317
i have the COOLER MASTER GeminII S524 120mm Long Life Sleeve CPU Cooler and it fits. it's basically that model but with the fan horizontle. there is still a lot of room left over so i assume it will fit
1252396
Just get a ruler and measure, it fits in mine just fine, i have a cooler master haf case
2169687
Yeah it would fit no problem, BUT, i would suggest a corsair 300r instead of that coolermaster case.
2179551
It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.
220532
Yes it will. If you add a 240mm rad with 120mm fans to match it will still fit. You're good.
631587
Yea it will fit, but you may have to trim the cooling fins a little. It is worth it.
1786729
It fit my ZALMAN CNPS9900ALED and at 152mm high, it had plenty of room to spare. I have since changed it out in favor of a Corsair liquid cooling system. THAT was a bit of a tight fit to squeeze inside the case without interfering with memory modules, graphics card, or existing case cooling, but by adding custom mounting holes above the back panel connectors I was able to barely fit that radiator in.
649548
Yes, this will fit. In fact, I put squeezed it in a mini-itx case, so I'm sure micro-atx would handle this just fine.
1334241
1/4 inch or 3/8" cant remember however it's the smaller tubing. It should come with holes (green). Call Thermaltake the manufacturer to find out if you desire. As far as size should you desire to convert to 1/2" ID for example you would have to buy adapters and 2 quick connectors at least. Those size converter and QC are rather expensive. Alternatively I'd go to filter supplier such as freedrinkingwater for cheaper adapters. (no guarantee they fit; further reading is advised to ensure right size) Last note keep in mind bigger holes does not always mean good. Same amounts of arguments between flow rate vs restriction of flow are cross considered to provide best results in temperature. Further more advanced would be the consider of cpu inner thermal paste. (process involved servicing the lit; voids warranty)
291663
Not 100% sure. I mounted a Cooler Master Nepton 140XL in mine and am not 100% happy with how I had to mount it.
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.
1764238
Yes it will fit. I have a CM Storm Scout case and I still have plenty of clearence. I placed this in with my i7 and it dropped the temp over 60 degrees. Now temps only start to hit the 140s when I am online gaming (Plantside 2, SWTOR), streaming video and surfing the web at the same time.
798064
it should fit only problem ive noticed is the fan holding clips tend to touch the back of the graphics card if you dont have a backplate protecting the graphics card this could fry your graphics and even your motherboard (i have a piece of electrical tape there protecting mine)
1606017
I think it should fit your case as long as the case specs are correct (it says will fit 180mm cpu cooler). The cooler itself is 6.3" tall which is about 160mm. Most larger cases will fit fine but where you run into trouble is if your motherboard/RAM selection works. The cooler will protrude over your ram slots so you cannot use ram that has a tall heatsink. And don't expect to be able to swap RAM sticks without actually having to physically remove the cooler/at least one of the fans. On the plus side the cooler can be mounted either pushing air to the back or to the top of your case, depending on your fit and airflow scheme.