I have the Intel RTS2011 Liquid cooler with my processor. Should i get this case/bench, will it be compatible?Please let me know.
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Yes. There is a rail across the top back of the unit. It crosses from one arm of the big fan to the other. It is predrilled to mount cooling fans on it. This thing is great. I got an I7 4930 to over clock to 5.1 GHZ, when in my old case, the most I could get was 4.7. Just remember to put it in a dust free place or put a towel or something over it when you are not using it. It is also very big. It has a huge footprint. You'll need the space of 2 normal cases.
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Depends on where on the mother board the cpu is. There are mounts along back of case for reservoir/tank/fan, but they may interfere with peripheral port access
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I have not had my hands on the cooler you are referring to, but there is plenty of room under the hood of the AeroCool to set that cooler up.
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Yeah that should work, I have 2 of them in a Xeon system. if your overclocking it I would suggest looking at one of the corsair closed loop liquid cooling system. like the H60, H80, or H100. I've got an i7 extreme 2011 running at 4.5ghz with the H80.
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Hi there,Yes Sir, no problem at all.Alot of people will tell you that this processor is a beast of a CPU (true), but also that beadt will run smoothly with any liquid cooler (open or closed loop) in case of normal clocking. However, if you would like to unleash the full capacity of the beast then you should need a beast of a cooler to cool ot down.I hope i was useful.Regards, Ahmed E
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Nope shouldn't need a different mounting kit, I have this heatsink currently mounted on my 1150 i5 4670K. There isn't any difference in dimensions from 1155 and 1150, its just the amount of pins which has changed due to the Haswell core not needing as much power. So any cooler suited for 1155 should fit. If you have any queries message Phantek directly: http://phanteks.com/Contact.html
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http://download.intel.com/support/processors/sb/intelbxrts2011lc_liquid_cooling_solution1.pdfIntel's godawful instructions suggest it will fit LGA2011, 1136, 1155, and 1156.Wikipedia says, "Cooling systems for LGA 1155 and LGA 1156 sockets are compatible with LGA 1150, due to them having the same distance of 75 mm between each screw hole."Based on this, I just bought one, so if I'm wrong, I'm also going to be up a creek with you. :)
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the cooler is excellent. What I meant in my bad english, was that I had trouble installing it on my Asus Sabertooth motherboard with an Intel i7 and one case from Cooler Master. In my case it will be necessary to disassemble the entire PC to install it correctly. Can you understand what I'm trying to explain in broken English of poor quality? Best regards
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It is trully hard to give an honest answer to this question. some manufactors make propriety coolers and what would appear to work does not. my board is listed as having an fm2 socket therefore i assumed this cooler was compatible through no fault of the coolers it turns out that instead of and amd fm2 i needed and intel 1150. if you are unsure, first take some measurements look at how the old one attaches do a little research on the interent and worse case scenario opt for just the fan replacement if you can make do with that instead.'
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I was running a 280 AIO liquid cooler in push/pull on front part of case. I'm almost positive the H110i will fit. I've since changed cases to a Micro ATX in the Obsidian 250D, that is supporting a 240 AIO in it
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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
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If you are talking about the Fractal Design Define R4, it's compatible with a heat sink of 170mm in height (when no fan is installed on the side panel). Here is the dimensions of the HeatSink 134 x 140 x 160 mm (without fan)159 x 140 x 171 mm (with Dual Fans). So in my opinion I think it's going to be a little bit of a tight fit, you will also need low profile ram too otherwise the cooler won't fit (well that's what happened to me). If I were you I'd look at other heatsinks first and consider this one as a back up.
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The card is a little long because of the three fans however it fits in my mid tower case(rosewill challenger). It's snug but it fit without a problem. Not sure about the liquid cooling I don't have one.
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I too had a large heatsink (Artic Cooler Pro) before switching to a low profile closed loop water cooler (Corsair H80I). Should fit no problem, but will be major dust magnet, the reason I switched.
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From quick search i belive it will all Fit and work togeather, with an about 80% confidence in it willIll search each part and see,the case is Matx so it would fit their, the cpu is lga 1155, the ram would because its ddr3 ,powersupply and gcard wouldI am unsure of the cpu cooler because of its overhang. (many cpu cooler companies dont list compatibility charts like Noctua)i belive dont rely on me with this, but i belive it will fit :3
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You NEED a heatsink on a any cpu. The type you want to use is up to you and cooling requirements you have. You can use liquid coolers such as the corsair h80i or get a active air cooler such as the noctua heatsink.
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Hi Gordon - sorry for the delay as I have been busy - yes it will fit. I own this heatsink and just bought an 1150 motherboard so it better fit! I checked on the Noctua website and it does fit. If you need more help just ask me, otherwise good luck sir
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The processor I purchased a few months ago came with an Intel cooler in the box. My understanding is that coolers are always included. I hope this information is useful.
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The stock heatsink and fan that comes with the cpu works fine for me and I have it installed in one of those very compact htpc cases (Antec ISK-100) over a year now. This processor is NOT the overclocked version which is usually called the (K) model so I don't see why it would be necessary to have a third party state of the art heatsink and fan. I guess if you purchased the overclocked cpu version of this processor and planned on pushing it to the limits then I would recommend finding a much better heatsink and fan unit over the stock model. I have a really nice and expensive Cool Master heatsink and fan unit on a desktop computer and I don't see any difference in performance or heating issues over the stock heatsink and fan with the exception of more noise that the Cool Master makes because of it's larger and faster fan. I'm sorry to say, I was once bitten by the performance bug when building that ole desktop and should have just saved the money and go stock instead.