Is this case deep enough to support full sized ram or does one need low profile ram (planning on using a M-ATX board)
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This box is huge, full size ram isn't even close to an issue. I have a full size geforce 500 series gfx card in it and it fits with room to spare. The white drive bays you can see are also removable if you really want to cram other stuff in there.
931745
Yes, it's deep enough to store a pair of shoes in! Lots of air flow in this case.
931746
The case is large and deep enough to support full sized RAM. Its also one of the best built cases in the HTPC category.
931747
I had no problem fitting full size ram into this case. It is a gorgeous design. How ever cooling could be a bit better. But I've had no problems with it yet.
1509438
Yeah, generally, micro-atx profile mobo's fit inside this fine. I have a similar mobo in mine.
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Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're... » Read More Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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It will fit in the case without an issue. But you will need board and cpu like Chris said.
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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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Yes the full tower case fits most mother boards. It al least fits all amd, intel might be different though. The freekin' thing stands two feet tall.
759860
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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I have not fitted it to that case but I have installed it in a similar full size ATX case with no problems. From the looks of your case (I googled it) it should be a comfortable fit.
1421308
If you mount it carefully it won't block any ram slots. Mounting it facing up might block the closest one. Though
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I don't think so the fins for this RAM are too tall for the heatsink.Edit: Yeah I agree with the rest of them saying that it really does depend on the board, but your average ATX motherboard puts the RAM slots too close to the CPU slot making it difficult for the heatsink to fit over the RAM.
2141260
Hi...you should have no problem fitting it into that case. I have a mid tower case as well (Fractal Design r4) and it fits with space to spare.
1455645
Depends on your motherboard. Vertically, the heatsink is lower than the ram, but horizontally, it doesn't extend to where it would touch the ram. The other cool thing is that the fans will passively cool you're ram if you don't use low profile modules. Hope that helps.
1627047
It's a server size case so it should be compatible with most full size ATX motherboards
1577675
WOW!!.....I view this case as a better than aveage mid-tower...nothing more...I suggest you email/call antec for a more defined answerI think it could be dependant on your motherboard and the software you're using Good Luck and Good Health
1803545
Denpends on the motherboard and the way you mount the heatsink and fans.. if your going for 16GB ram that is. If is just 8gb it should work without much of a problem
1421307
It depends on the Ram. It won't block the slot completely, so lower profile ram will fit. If it is the taller ram you will have issues on the most inner slot, but the others will be fine.
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Low Profile describes the height of the RAM card itself. not a lot of builds requires LP cards but price differences between the HP and LP not a lot though.