Will the H110 and the 200 mm fan fit on top of the CM storm Stryker? Or I should get the H100i?
1491027
It will fit in a side by side 140 mm fan slots, but it's rather thick with the radiator and the fans, make sure you have the headroom for it.
1491028
I installed it in the top of my Thermaltake Chaser mk-1 case with two 140mm fans on the bottom of cooler pusher air out and thru the radiator and I got two 200mm fans on top of case pulling air out and my fx9590 runs at full load 50c
1738872
I have the 110, however I was wanting the features of the H100I which I thought was incorporated with the H110 but it is all mechanical. No software to control anything. The H110 is a great unit, however you will need to purchase an additional (2) 140mm fans and install them instead of the stock fans due to the Corsair fans are very loud. I used these fans: Cooler Master Sleeve Bearing 140mm Silent Fan for Computer Cases and Radiators
323019
While I don't have the h90, I did successfully install the h100 in my Graphite. Not a perfect answer, I admit; however, I'd expect Corsair units to fit Corsair cases.
1249766
I'm guessing the h100i is a fan. If that is the case then need not worry. I am using 8 fans within the case not just the standard 3 it comes with. This case is really big and can accommodate anything but for reassurance go back to the product page and see what size are the fans being used and match any additional fans specs to that.
494144
Yep! I have a Hyper 212 Evo in CM Elite 430, which I think is bigger, and that fits. The T4 should fit very comfortably inside this case.You should be good
1224001
Yes, my H100i GTX fits with plenty of room to spare. Great case. Easy to work in. Lots of room.
1786730
Hey thereI don't use a Hyper 212, but I just pulled out my Gamma Classic and used a ruler to measure the top of the case judging from where the motherboard starts and it looks like with a standard ATX mobo, you'd have just about 16cm of space for a heatsink, so I THINK it would fit just about perfectly with the side panel installed. The Hyper 212 has fans on the side right? I wouldn't install it if the fans were on the top for airflow purposes.Let me know if you have any more questions, I'd be happy to do some more measurements if you wanted :)
1405547
The noctua fan is 140mm. The corsair sp is a 120 mm fan. i do not know the width for each fan. The noctua uses a clip system to hold the fan on to the cpu cooler. You would have to bend the clip to make it fit. Bending the clip might break it or weaken the clip. I would not trust it. The fastening clip is the issue with me. No, I would not recommended it.
2014890
i guess, i have the cm h61 mid tower, and i had to remove the side fan. my side fan is 14mm i think thats why.
639262
Short answer is NO. This case does not have enough space at the top for the depth required by the H100i. The motherboard is pushed all the way up to the top of the case leaving no room for thick fans or water cooling. You should be able to fit a H80i in the rear of the case.
443931
As I have purchased these (I have 1155) I believe the mounting bracket will fit. My friend has an h100 and that fit in his new 1150 mobo (and that didn't list it's compatibility). This is a good cooler if you don't like the look of the Noctua line. Phanteks also has great customer support. Hope this answers any bother questions you have. I'm happy with my cooler. (don't forget to put the ram in first if you choose to have a fan on that side)
541105
It would fit just fine. You just screw the rad to the top of your case with the fans and screws included with the h105. Then you connect to your CPU. There are good video tutorials of how to install this on youtube
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...
1799012
I checked the case specs, and it says: Clearance for top 240mm dual radiator for water cooling solutions. It looks a little tight though, and like you may not be able to use the rear fan (not a big deal when you have 2 fans from the radiator drawing out the top). I googled, and found a thread that says minor tweaking is needed (re-drill some holes, and insulate fan controller): http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1632311/corsair-h110-fit-nzxt-phantom-410-case.html
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I can't answer as to the difference, but I can say in most cases the Stryker is going to have plenty of airflow. Just note that it comes with the front fans turned sideways, which is completely ridiculous since it takes air in one side and out there other without cycling most it through the back of the case. The first thing you are going to want to do is turn those fans to face the back of the case, which is fairly quick and painless.
66060
Actually you'll need a smaller fan, like 80mm or so. The 120mm is too big for this case which I found out the hard way by buying a 120mm fan and it didn't fit.
1681032
If I understand your question correctly.... You do not want to have the H100i connected to the front panel fan controller on this case. Follow the manual of the H100i. If you install an extra fan on the top, connect that to the front panel controller of the case if you so wish.