Can a liquid cooling radiator with two 120mm fans be mounted to the top of the case (replacing the 140mm)?
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I believe so. A quick look at the Rosewill page for this case says that it will allow liquid cooling to be installed, if required. Though, I am running an Intel 3570K with a Noctua CPU fan and I have never even got near to being overtemp with this case and it's standard fans.
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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.
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Yes you can, only that the fans must be placed under the radiator, not on top because the case top cover will not let you due to space clearance.
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Not likely. The case has mounting brackets in place for two 120mm fans, but the add-on of a liquid cooling system would likely infringe on the space necessary for the MOBO that hold rather tightly to the top of the system (needed because it is a mid tower case and you have to fit you power supply on the bottom).
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You could, might be a little tight if your using the back exhaust route as your cooler position, but you can always use the top of the case to place the cooler and radiator, thats what i did.Check out my channel and you will see my build exactly http://youtu.be/sOA2AqsNFQA
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Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace! Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan... » Read More Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace! « Show Less
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It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the case. Hope this helps It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the... » Read More It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the case. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Yes. The fan housing is very slim so fitting wouldn't be an issue. The housing is a lot thinner than most 120mm fan housings.
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It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.
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Depends, my case fits a 200 mm fan. A 120 mm fan is about 4.75", and a 200 mm is just shy of 8".
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Here is what I know. I replaced the stock 120mm fan that comes with the system with a cooler master 140mm fan. I looked up the specs on this 140mm fan and it says the thickness is 1in. Most people use the conversion 1in = 2.54cm and this equals 25.4mm. So if your proposed fan is only 25mm thick then it should be fine. However I cannot say what the max thickness that will fit in front. Hope that helps.
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do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator? Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though.
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do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though. do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the... » Read More do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though. « Show Less
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I have this and would not use it like that, would trust the 140mm mounting but not the 120mm on the plastic alone. Instead get a single 120mm fan shroud at least 1" thick and use the 120mm fan. This will eliminate any flat spots (center and outer) in cooling on the radiator. There are plenty of high quality 120mm fans.
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you can fit one 200mm fan in the front and in the top such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MegaFlow-200-Computer/dp/B008G3OLRQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421904577&sr=8-1&keywords=200mm+fan
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Yes! I just did a build with an H100i in this case. Works perfectly, almost.I am not sure how Stefan had to modify. I installed the radiator on top with fans below. The case is designed for a 240mm radiator to fit. The only complaint I have is that the screw heads on top don't sit totally flush with the magnetic air filter, but you don't really notice unless you are looking close.
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Yes, this case can support up to two 280mm radiators. One radiator can be installed at the top of the case, and another can be installed at the front of the case after removing the 3.5" and 2.5" drive bay cages. Very thick radiators might come into contact with the motherboard if placed at the top of the case, but something like the Kraken x60 or H100i should not cause you any issues.
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I don't think 2 of these would fit on a corsair h110, it's designed to be mounted with 2 standard 140mm fans while this noctua is 150mm with 120mm mounting
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Yes it should, I currently use the adapter to hook my 120mm fan to where a 140mm would normally mount on my case.
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I believe it will only support two 80mm in the lower rear section of the case. The other rear fan on the upper section is a 120mm fan, as are the front two (or four if you double up with a radiator.) There is also a 240mm fan mounting on the top.