Does it leave room for installing a liquid cpu cooling system?
323644
It depends on your case. I have a full tower and I had room for 2 of these and my CPU is liquid cooled. The radiator for my CPU is mounted at the top of my case. One card cooled from the front of the case, the other through the back.
323645
I have a regular NZXT case and I was using the ARCTIC Hybrid with a Noctua CPU air cooler and I had not problem at all. There was enough room between the video card and the cooler. I also had room for a liquid CPU cooler if I wanted.
323646
I guess that depends on your case, I have a similar closed loop water cooler on my cpu also, so yes. But getting both radiators installed in my case took a little ingenuity.
323647
Hello, before you buy a artic accelero hybrid you must me sure have enough space in the case, i have a full tower case, the space that you need for the accelero hybrid is like the corsair h80 or h60, the radiator have the space like a 18 cms fans. I use 2 gpu gtx 670 each one with the artic accelero, and the system is very quiet, when i game the gpu celcius is like 35, is very low, and when use only windows is like 28 celcius, i recommend this water cooling system. If you have another question, write me again, bye.
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.
596129
It's all air, no liquid-cooling. There's three 140mm fans (One in front, one on top, and one in the back). The CPU cooler is a Thermaltake, and it looks like the fan is about 120mm in size on that.
2225760
I used the Zalman CNPS9700LED Ultra Quiet Cpu Cooler and I didn't have any clearance or size issues. <-- and that's what she said.
1006606
I have an Evo 212 sitting on my processsor and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Luckily, The case was wide enought to accommodate that monster. I would say that if it can fir that monstyer, any cooling pipe line sytem you have will MORE than fit in it.
378631
Yes.Just be mindful of which way it's facing.I have a push-pull with 2 of these on my CPU cooler.
734330
I got the Thermaltake Chaser MK-1. plenty of room for my gpu and liquid cooling. if you are worried about room for gpu just make sure its full tower and not a mid case.
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.
1030522
I took a look at the specs for that chassis and it looks like as long as you have the stock CPU fan and low profile RAM you will be okay. That being said you ventilation is probably going to be crap as the card is going to take up a large amount of space, but yes it appears it will fit.
1881830
All depends what your running in it. Also the avg temp of the air in your space. I haven't installed any extra fans aside from the H100 I use to cool my cpu. So for a basic build you should be fine.
1766310
I have a corsair h110 sitting in there no problem. Its a little bit tight but it fits snug and hides nicely. If your going to install a 280mm radiator make sure you install the motherboard and the processor first and then install the fans on the radiator and then install the radiator (with fans attached) into your case and hook it all up. You should be good.
1187419
There's no need. Comes with the two 120mm fans installed with lights and the 200mm fan on the side. My PC runs cool as hell. There's no need for anything more than that. Grab the air cooled older master CPU cooler and you'll run optimal. This is the most amazing case. Build quality is superb. It looks so good.
1247746
Yes, but with barely enough room to spare. I happen to have an AMD cpu cooler for my motherboard, and it fits very tightly against the chassis of this case. There is about 3.5 inches of room inside the case (the dimension being measured is the internal width of the case) so make sure to measure the cooler and add that to the width of your motherboard. If you do not exceed 3.5 inches you should be good to go (just make sure to check the dimensions before purchasing the case, my setup happened to fit but that may not be the case with everyone)
1143777
Should not be a problem. The bracket clamps on to the lock levers. The width is the main concern. In my installation I had to omit one of the fans on my aftermarket CPU cooler. No problem if you run liquid or use the Intel CPU fan. Check the wires of the fan very carefully. I had to re-solder one.
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
279438
Yes you should. The radiator should either be in front of an exhausting vent so hot air that comes off it is not trapped in the case. Or arguably using an incoming vent for more immediate cool air. Though you run into the dilemma that you are exhausting hot air in the case. That all said traditional heat sinks do the same thing pass hot case air across the heatsink dumping it into the case. So the point is ideally exhaust it out. If your can't, it still should be an improvement over stock heat sinks.
2014981
Yes. This box is wider than several competitors. Double check the case dimension against your fan dimension (plus your mobo). I did a corsair hydro cooler in mine. This box is perfect for liquid coolers since you can mount fans / radiator to the top of the box.