I don't understand what they mean "Enthusiasts Water Cooling Ready - spacious interior is only the bare minimum when it comes to water cooling."
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It's a marketing statement. It's simply stating there's enough room in the case to accommodate a water cooling fan. Which it does, I have a water cooling fan in my case.
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This case is big and it can take whatever you trhow at it. The cool part is that it has enough room to support all kinds of water cooling, for example i use a h100i and it still has room for like 2-3 gtx 780s. If you get this case, it will serve you well and darn sturdy. Just its bigger than normal but its because it was built to take heavy builds and water crazy cooling.
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Just means that if you want to add a watering cooling kit for your cpu, you can.
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HiThere is only space for a 240 mm radiator when installed on the top mesh panel and 120 mm fan on the rear panel.Jim
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The fan size is 120mm or 140mm for the sides. The case came with a large fan on top, 200mm if I remember correctly. I have 4 120mm fans on the inside, one 200mm on top. Cooling is not a problem. I do not recall how many it has slots for, but it came with three 120mm. I replaced them with all red leds, looks really nice. Check with Cooler Master Web site for additional specs ensure it meets your needs.
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120mm; if memory serves me correctly, there's room for five of them or 3 with 1 240mm radiator on the front. Actually, the front's already set up to go with their water cooling systems. I installed one in mine; it was a breeze and I am very happy with it.
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depends on your setup. watercooled with h100i intake front,back,side, exhaust top. With something like a evo 212. intake front. exhaust back. intake side. 1 fan top intake.
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The fans are very sufficient and quiet enough. No need for water cooling. Unless you live in a tropical country and you are overclocking your machine.
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You'll need low profile ram sticks in other to use cooler. The heat pipes were the problem for me regardless of the configuration I tried.
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I'm not sure about that description, but the cooling base has three 2" fans and plugs in a USB port and has a feed thru. They are well worth the money and mine was still running fine when I sold it a month ago, and it never ran hot after I started using it. Forget the discription, and buy it. Best Bang for your buck in this category. It's as good a cooler as the expensive ones, so don't waste your money on the big names, and save on this cooler. It's not bullet proof, but I have dropped, and sat on it and it didn't break. Hope this helps you make a good choice??
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Thank you for your email It comes with maxcool fan and It has 120mm case fan This particular case is not suitable for liquid cooling
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this only supports up to 16GB of ram and i would say get 750W power supply and you can water cool any pc you want just its a lot of $$ and there's more to it then just buying the parts like you will have to change the water once a year and other little things if i was you i would go with a good air cooler and work your way up
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I need sizes on your video cards. There is more than enough air flow to keep it cool....2 fans in front, 1 large fan on the side, 1 fan on top and one on back!
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Mine went into a desktop i.e. a place with plenty of room for the heat-sink and fan for ventilation and cooling. Not having built a laptop, I don't know if the cpu makers provide special/different cpu's for laptop use ... or if the laptop makers simply design their own ventilation approaches. My guess is that latter.
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It is a matter of heat; to be as water tight as possible, this case pretty much encloses the head unit so there is not much free air circulation. If you stuff a more powerful head unit in there and crank it up, the heat may build to where it toasts the unit... big bucks literally "up in smoke"! I do not know at what point the plastic of the enclosure will melt, but that is always a possibility also. I suppose if you are mechanically inclined you might mount a 12 volt box fan (like from a computer) to try and move more air through the enclosure. Anyway, heat is the reason, and the more Watts you stuff in there, the more heat you will produce. It is a matter of heat; to be as water tight as possible, this case pretty much encloses the head unit so there is not much free air circulation. If you stuff a more powerful head unit in there and crank it up, the heat may build to where it toasts the unit... big bucks literally "up in smoke"! I do not know at what point the plastic of the enclosure will melt, but that is always a possibility also. I suppose if you are mechanically inclined you might mount a 12 volt box fan (like from a computer) to try and move more air through the enclosure. Anyway, heat is the reason, and the... » Read More It is a matter of heat; to be as water tight as possible, this case pretty much encloses the head unit so there is not much free air circulation. If you stuff a more powerful head unit in there and crank it up, the heat may build to where it toasts the unit... big bucks literally "up in smoke"! I do not know at what point the plastic of the enclosure will melt, but that is always a possibility also. I suppose if you are mechanically inclined you might mount a 12 volt box fan (like from a computer) to try and move more air through the enclosure. Anyway, heat is the reason, and the more Watts you stuff in there, the more heat you will produce. « Show Less
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Not included with this card, there might be an aftermarket one for this model. I'm using the air cooling it came with and never looked into water cooling for it.
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It means that the internal size of the videocard is 2GB and that is how much data the GPU can process. You do not need to change any of the parts to make this work with the build you have in mind.
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Yes, great effort. That NZXT is a good provider of medium quality components. Their power supplies are middle of the road, but their cooling products are up there with all the top end contenders. Cooling fans over the 77 cubic feet per minute is the new normal, but anything above and beyond is superior.
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Hate to be that guy but if anyone says theirs IS "liquid cooled" could you possibly at all upload a pic of the cooling system? I have this and like others said: unless it uses futuristic cooling tech that I wouldn't recognize I cannot find any liquid cooling system. My prior computer had it and it was pretty obvious.