I have a Swiftech Polaris 120 for my CPU. Will the massive heat sink fit in the case. Get back to me, i'm about to order this case soon.
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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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I can't see you having any issues with this case. It has tons of room inside and has a 200mm fan on top, plus extra width around that fan. The Polaris 120 is 152mm tall with it's fan. You should have plenty of room, and your fan may be able to pull some fresh air from the drilled holes in the plexiglass, or it may have enough room to mount a fan there as well.
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I looked at the dimensions listed on Amazon for yours and it says 6.0" x 5.3" x 3.6"I just converted the MM measurements on mine and it's 4.7in(Length) x 3.9in (Width) x 6.29in (Height) The stupid bulky thing fits fine, haha. Hopefully that helps
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Yes you should be able to use noctua's nh-u14s heat sink. Just make and double check if your case can house it, because it's a massive heat sink. Some case don't support it. Here's a link to noctua's website for further assistance. http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=64&lng=en
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when buying a cpu heatsink you need to look at the heatsink specs. it will tell you which socket types it fits. the case is plenty wide and will fit some very substantial heatsinks. i use a zalman heatsink similar to this: http://www.amazon.com/Zalman-CNPS9300AT-Cooler-Ultra-Quiet/dp/B00M5BC7GW/ref=sr_1_16?s=pc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1410059100&sr;=1-16&keywords;=heatsink which you can see sticks out quite far from the MB
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It has more overhead clearance than most full size computer cases. Just about any fan cooled or passive CPU heat sinks will fit it.
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It should fit however I haven't used that specific case. I currently have it in a COOLER MASTER RC-690-KKN1-GP and it fits nicely. I'm sorry I cant get you an answer more definitive than that.
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I had to BEND the ram heatsinks slightly for this Gen 2 Coolermaster V8. The Gen 1 fits without bending the heatsinks. This one is also more difficult to screw down. Get a sealed water unit and save yourself the aggravation.
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Though I'm not familiar with that case, I think it should fit just fine after seeing the pictures. I have one in a cooler master 130 case which is very small.
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I wouldn't recommend it because I believe that the specific fan on standard cpu heatsinks run faster and cool the cpu better. It problably woudnt fit on the cpu either
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Yes. I personally have that exact cpu cooler in my rig. Not much room between the top and the side panel (about a mm or 2). But it fits.
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i'm using a Cooler Master Gemini II S524. it's only about 70mm tall. there is a significant amount of room above it, but i'm not sure if there is enough for your heatsink really. it would be close. one thing about my Cooler Master is that you can orient it so that it extends over the ram for additional cooling there. this is a great case and worth swapping cpu coolers, imho. MSI FM2-A75MA-E35 mb, AMD A8-6600K cpu, 16mb DDR3 Corsair XMS 1600 ram, HEC 585w psu.
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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.
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This thing is BIG. I have it in a thermal take kandolf and it has to squeeze in with the video card. Have a full tower before you get this IMO. Especially if you have a big video card.
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Yes it will, i have the same setup. Awesome heatsink. depending on where the cpu socket is on your mobo, you may have to cut the inside of the case a little bit for the mount that goes on the bottom of your mobo to hold the heatsink in place. A dremel with a diamond wheel worked great for me and you'll never see the cut once the mobo is installed. Good luck!
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Yeshttp://pcpartpicker.com/parts/case/?compatible_with=noctua-cpu-cooler-nhu12s
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i cant look at it right now, but compare the dimensions. this case is small as fuark so i would be shy of putting any aftermarket in, but even then. you could always cut out a little area to make your cooler fit with a little coming out of the side.
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I believe by atx standards it should fit just about any heatsink. That said, I am actually running that noctua-u12p but it's running fanless and only cooled by the power supply and the rear 120mm exhaust fan. It's been running like this 24/7 for almost a year now without any issues and it doesn't even get hot. That is however an ivybridge based processor (i7-3770).
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It works great in my Antech 300 case. Make sure you measure from the back of the case into the case to make sure you have room. Its a thick fan/radiator/fan setup. Mine is freakin awesome on 8 core AMD and playing MW3 or Blackops2...with no noise. The AMD fan sounded like a jet taking off when It would spin up from the CPU getting hot.