How tall is this memory without the heat sinks on? What CPU cooler with fan will this fit under?
1742250
I had to go with liquid cooling. . . . . as the previous user stated, they fit snug under a traditional fan. But it was enough to make ME worry. Do yourself a favor. . . . go with liquid cooling as well.
1742251
I don't have measurements, for you but, they're a few mm taller than naked sticks, without the heat sinks. They fit well (slightly snug but, nothing that would make me worry,) without the heat sinks, under my Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO (with fan.)
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Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're... » Read More Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
1460242
Boy, there are a lot of variables there!!! I'm on a MSI motherboard with liquid cooling and have no problems. The RAM isn't all that tall. I am making a guess but it should work...that is a very popular cooler.
2132690
Cooler squeezes fine. Even with fan, that comes with mobo. There is a place enough to stick 2.5" drive.
2225759
IDK if this heatsink with also work for that processor but I use a Cooler Master Hyper 212 on an i7 and it has about 2cm of clearance for the case wall.
1803545
Denpends on the motherboard and the way you mount the heatsink and fans.. if your going for 16GB ram that is. If is just 8gb it should work without much of a problem
263106
The dimensions are 19.1 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 16.8 inches tall. GPUs up to 12.5 inch long will fit in it as well as CPU Coolers up to 6.6 inches tall. Mini ITX, Micro ATX and Standard ATX motherboards will also fit. I believe that Extended ATX (12"x10.1") motherboards will work too but I'm not sure. I do not believe that there will be room for any type of water-cooling whatsoever.
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
962485
Yes. I personally have that exact cpu cooler in my rig. Not much room between the top and the side panel (about a mm or 2). But it fits.
1455645
Depends on your motherboard. Vertically, the heatsink is lower than the ram, but horizontally, it doesn't extend to where it would touch the ram. The other cool thing is that the fans will passively cool you're ram if you don't use low profile modules. Hope that helps.
1476221
The Boxed Processor as shown has the stock fan & heatsink. It is fine as long as you don't plan to Overc lock. If you do, then you would need a third party cooler.
163116
yes, nice case. remember the board relative to the memory modules placement plus size. ie: ones with fins matter. on or two lower heat fins will pop up and not effect performance. so much safer than that liquid cooler crap. beyond the obvious potential problems that can occur and refilling pains, seen nothing great yet worth the aggravation for so little.
1803544
This will depend on which motherboard you are using and how close the memory slots are to the CPU. That cooler doesn't look very wide so I would think this memory would work fine.
1959072
I've got the MSI G45, even with the gskill ram fins, I have enough clearance. Just install ram before cooler.
1460244
I don't think so the fins for this RAM are too tall for the heatsink. Edit: Yeah I agree with the rest of them saying that it really does depend on the board, but your average ATX motherboard puts the RAM slots too close to the CPU slot making it difficult for the heatsink to fit over the RAM.
1531010
I cannot say with certainty because I don't have those parts to test, but the cooler is wider than it is tall so it may have issues. The fan more or less is the top footprint of the unit, so if you can place a 120mm fan centered on your CPU without it bumping into things then you should be ok.
1637091
Try finding the item on newegg.com. they have good detailed specs for most items. I have this in a mid tower and have no problems with clearance.