Can you fit a 60mm thick dual 120mm rad in the front?
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if you remove hard drive bays...mine is on the top...I modded the top, and put push pull....
865966
Yes you can. The side with the corsair logo will face inwards and it will exhaust.
1341553
The top of the casing is wide enough to accommodate a 140 mm fan. Do note that if you are using a big CPU cooler, you may have difficulty putting in fans on top as the vertical clearance is quite small. I would prefer to skip fans on top and instead invest in a good 120 mm fan for the rear.
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I have a T-120. Looking at the location of the screw hole, this wouldn't be a perfect fit at least. Ours is in the middle back while this one is at the bottom back.
848182
120mm will fit perfectly now if you want to mount 140mm that comes with water cooling system then use zip tie it holds just as good as screws.
1212572
I have been able to fit a Primochill 120mm in the case, but removed it and put in a single bay xspc reservoir. For the radiator, since my two 7970 Ghz cards are quite big and cool real well I only have a single 120mm rad for my fx8350. But at one point I had a 240mm rad plus the 120mm rad and thought about considering a dual 80mm for the bottom two fan ports. But, I wouldn't see much possibility of putting in a bigger rad in than 240mm. But if you are good with aerodynamics, or understand a lesser extent air flow, then you should be fin with one 240mm and the additional 120mm. Maybe a little equipment possibilities would also clear up my blurriness of what you would like to run, game wise, and to run, hardware wise. It is a great case and have run everything from Crysis to AC Unity to BF4 and have never gotten above 40c on my cpu or 65c on either of my crossfired cards. But, a little more info from you could clear things up. Plus I could upload a picture to give you somewhat spacial considerations. And it can fit a 1200ax power supply...little bit cramped but have yet to have problems. -some AMD Aficionado...
934978
Great question. As I have a full face modular, I have no idea. Maybe the Sena website can answer this for you. Sorry.
662057
Yes, you can add two 120mm fans to the side panel. EDIT: Actually you can probably add any size but 120mm would makes the most sense.
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It is a full size though so the 60 would prob work.. I would definitely measure though
1025879
Im sure you could find one but it wont be as good as a box built for it, I only ran it in a custom box though so I cant say for sure, but I dont run pre fabs at all cuz I know custom is better
1137971
You can fit a 25mm thick radiator between the motherboard and case top. The radiator can be up to 120mm x 240mm (it is specially made to fit the Corsair H100-series radiators). The fans sit between the case and the top bezel for your airflow. It is recommended that you use fans the same size as the radiator, because fans that are bigger will pull air from the sides of the radiator and not cool it off too well. Another thing you can do is put a 120mm square radiator where the back case fan is. That fan position has no clearance issues, so you can do push-pull on a radiator there with the fans.
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That's sounds close to my setup, so I would say it should fit depending on how long the 150-600mm is.
119302
Yes it will. Ive used one with a 360 rad on the back of my case and it was fine.
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I used hot glue to mount a 120mm, an 80mm would probably work. Either way it takes some MacGyvering
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the only LEDs are the ones in the front fans. I believe you can fit a 240 rad in the front while keeping at least one of the drive cages. I have a 120mm rad in the front but I did remove all the drive cages since I dont need them.
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Maybe..... If you can it's going to be a very tight fit. Cooling would probably be an issue.
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I do not think this will fit. Look for the R 60 kit. It will fit and look great.