Will this case work with an Asus Maximus VII Hero motherboard and Corsair H105 cpu cooler? How loud is this case? Any dust problems so far?
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Dust is always a problem but the case is very quite. My h75 fits just fine. The motherboard might be tight but this case is built to take most boards. Check the specs to ensure it is supported. I highly recommend this case.
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Yes, I am more than sure it will fit. I have a cool master cpu cooler in my case with the side fan. It's a tight fit, but it doesn't hit against anything. So, I will say once again Yes it will fit if you remove the side panel fan.
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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.
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I have a Cooler Master 200 mm fan in the top of the case. The COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 EVO is 6.25 inches tall the Fan is about an inch deep. Its about 6.75 inches from motherboard to case roof. It might work and its worth a try as the fan really cools everything.
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YES, If was able to post pics I would. It has heatsinks that go to the CPU and to the GPU and both are interconnected and each heatsink comes out to a fan for a total of two fans. After removing bottom cover it would be very easy to clean any dust out of the fans unlike my last ASUS (careful do not let fingers slide on bottom cover edge as pop it off after screws are out, I sliced the crap out of my finger, lol) I have removed the bottom cover with a T5 Torx bit to check a few things (will be taking the HD out for an SSD, adding another 8GB stick of RAM and mailing my keyboard out at some point for blue back-lighting to be added to the keyboard).
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I have no issues with fan noise. The cooler is top notch. Iv never seen the fans go above 60% and I have two in crossfire. A lot will also depend on the air flow of your case.
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Hi, I'm not sure on the size of the ( H105 ) model but I do know the case is designed to fit the Corsair (Hydra H100 I ) model 240 mm duel fan one.there is about ( 2 in ) room from the side until you would hit the motherboard edge.Check out the Corsair Hydra H100 I . it's mostly the very same cooler as the one your thinking about.
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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
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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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Nope. Hadn't had any issues. Then again, my case has good airflow... It works perfectly for me.
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I found the case fans to be relatively quiet. I have a Noctua NH-L9I CPU cooler and ASUS GTX760-DC2OC-2GD5 video card as the only additional fan noise. Noise measures in the 25-26 dbA range under heavy load. I have no case vibration unless the Blu-ray drive is active; HD is solid state.
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I'm using an H100i on a 4770K, which actually mounts perfectly in this case, being it's also a Corsair product. With the dual 120s,it almost looks like the board and fans will touch, but after about 9 months, there is no touching or rattling. Love this setup, works very well, no issues, super clean.
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I have an Asrock micro ATX board with a Hyper 212 EVO, and no, the fan will not fit over the last RAM slot closest to the CPU because of the extra height added by the RAM's heat sink fins. A plain ram stick without the fins would fit. However, if you don't slide the fan down all the way but stop about a half inch above the bottom, the Ripjaw will fit underneath. I've monitored CPU temps with this arrangement and so far the cooler works just fine even though the fan is 1/2" displaced, so I'm satisfied.
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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.
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Really depends on the case you buy, any lga 2011 cooler will work. I bought a cooler master heat pipe one that stands about 5-6 inches off the main board. That may have been excessive as it interferes with some of the ram slots, however I have 32 GB on board with many slots open so it's not been an issue. The tower/fan cooler I bought are very quiet, where as a 1u cooler may be very noisy, but short. Look into 2u or 3u size coolers.
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no fan is included whatsoever... and the fan that may fit is one of those not so available 50mm (10-15 mm thick). Those may become quite noisy! Considering this case has many vent holes you may want to skip that fan adventure and just settle for a good low profile (43mm high or less) CPU cooler, as most Intel stock coolers a re a few mm too tall for this case and AMD stock coolers are way too tall. another advise: I have not succeeded to run any AMD CPU in this case cool enough... all AMD CPUs (AM2.AM3,FM1, FM2) dissipate much heat, thus requiring a CPU cooler that is too large to fit in this case... and I did try quite a few. I have assembled five computers in an AM350 case, all with socket 755, 1155 and 1150. They all work fine without an added video card (as there is no space for such in this case)
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Yes, doable. Liked this Case until after having Built a PC into it. So, so. Did not have cut out to accommodate the CPU Power Cable routed behind Motherboard Back plane. Bummer. Suggest instead looking at Cooler Master HAF 922. Better Cable Management. More room for Top Cooler too. Heavier Case at 30 lbs empty. I really wanted to like the Rosewill Gaming Case but much prefer the heavier, more substantial, CM HAF 922. Now that's a Case to get excited about. Hope that helps.