How tight of a fit is it in a Haf 922 mid tower case(with a 200mm side fan already on left side of case)?/ will it fit?
1976714
Yes http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case/?compatible_with=noctua-cpu-cooler-nhu12s
1976715
Yeshttp://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case/?compatible_with=noctua-cpu-cooler-nhu12s
1976716
I have a mid tower also, and its a tight fit! It should fit with like half an inch, really depends on where that fan is
1976717
The only way to know would be actual measurements of the space you have remaining. This cooler is very tall, 158mm (6.2 inches). In my case I did not install a side fan and only had about an inch to spare.
274778
Im not too sure because I have a thermaltake gt tower and there is alot of space in that tower. You might want to find the specs for the case...
1214728
I would try and find 200mm fans if possible. These fans are only 140mm so there is chance the screws won't line up with the case.
22140
I have a Corsair H90 140 mm installed. I have it exhaust out of the back side of the case. Moved the existing fan to the bottom of the case. No issues, cools great.
1085069
I don't know. But that noisy fan is the ONLY thing keeping this from being the perfect case. I'm responding with the hope that someone will post a link to a replacement fan.
1364065
It fit in mine. You can't have a fan mounted on the top side panel mount, but it fits - barely.
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.
1871488
Yes it will fit. I have a NZXT Vulcan case and have both the 200mm side fan and NH L12 with both fans on. With room to spare too. However, if you are doing high overclocks with that 8350 you would need a more substantial cooler as it is only rated to run on 95watt cpu's and the 8350 is 125 watt. Cheers.
2143594
Yes it Will I have the older model and there almost the exact same size so which i belive it will fit . If your looking to put in extra fans in the case then I don't think this is the case for you.
2185002
It appears so. On the newegg website for the case (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119240) there is a specifications tab, it says that the front fan is a 200 mm, so the fan is compatible.
2035912
I have no idea. You need to open up your case and measure to see or call the manufacturer.it seems to fit most towers heatsinks unless you have a mini tower.
685485
Hello Rashad, The case only has two fan mount positions. The rear fan is about 80mm wide, and four additional screw holes are there for the next largest standard fan size (100mm?). I also have a larger fan (which I believe is a 140mm, if memory serves), that I mounted in front.The removable side door has many ventilation holes which could undoubtedly hold an improvised side-mounted fan if you really need extra ventilation. The power supply has it's own fan of course, but no one counts these. One odd thing, I notice that this case is slightly noisier than my others. Virtually all of the noise comes from my stock Intel CPU fan, despite running cool at it's fairly quiet default speed. By comparison, the front and back fans are virtually silent.
119307
I use it in the reverse way since i have a 120MM, but the case supports a 140mm fan. It's been in this configuration for a few years now with no issues.
2077574
while I can't give an exact yes/no answer, I can say that this Antec case is a standard width and should accommodate a wide variety of coolers ... I swapped out the OEM fan and heatsink supplied with the AMD quad core CPU on my motherboard with a taller heatsink and larger fan and had lots of room to spare in between the top of the fan and the inside of the side panel facing it ... there's also ample room for your cooling fluid piping ... hope this helps
746483
Yes. I've replaced all my fans with no fitting issues. I actully found that the 120mm fan slots are also drilled to accomidate 140mm fans as well.
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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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.