will a corsair h100i fit in this case?
483039
that cooler is not good most sealed coolers dont do a good job and the pump on those corsairs suck and i believe if the tube or pump wears down it cant be replaced you have to buy a new unit and will it fit yes of course
973889
I did fit an H100i in this case, but it doesn't fit well. I had to relocate the rear fan to one of the side vents, and my motherboard (Asus Z97 Pro) has risers around the CPU that prevent the H100i from fitting where it's intended to go on the top vent. So I had to attach it with screws through the top vent grille instead of through the screw holes. It fits, but it's a little cockeyed and not where it's intended to be.
1137971
You can fit a 25mm thick radiator between the motherboard and case top. The radiator can be up to 120mm x 240mm (it is specially made to fit the Corsair H100-series radiators). The fans sit between the case and the top bezel for your airflow. It is recommended that you use fans the same size as the radiator, because fans that are bigger will pull air from the sides of the radiator and not cool it off too well. Another thing you can do is put a 120mm square radiator where the back case fan is. That fan position has no clearance issues, so you can do push-pull on a radiator there with the fans.
973888
i currently have a h100i mounted in the top of the case and its close but fits fine using only 2 fans. if you were to use a push/pull setup it would need to be mounted elsewhere in the case.
617722
Yes, it can. However fitting the h100i to the top of the case is a tight fit. I had to fit it to the front vent area to get any actual room inside of the case.
144187
I do not have this case, I had to return it due to the SSHD not working. However, I was able to install my Corsair H100i in the standard setup - could not use it when reversing the MB tray to the left side of the case. I hope this helps, and that you have better luck with your case than I did.
1489354
No, because of the radiator's thickness it won't fit with the pair of fans installed. The largest it will fit is the H100.
463905
Do you mean one of the all-in-one water cooling units offered by Corsair? If so, I have no doubt that you can fit any of them, even if it has the double length radiator. On the top of the case there is room to place two 120mm fans (the now standard size for water cooling radiators) and there is definitely enough room between the top of the case and the motherboard. But don't take my word for it, take a look at the manufacturer's site: http://www.apevia.com/ProductsInfo.asp?KEY=X-Dreamer4-PK Hope this helps.
614908
Yes, absolutely. That motherboard will fit in this case with plenty of extra room.
322921
Case is pretty big so it should have no problem fitting I use a average size mobo and still have plenty of room so this case should be a good choice for u
1185835
I googled the case and it seems to be a mid-tower correct? Then yes this will definitely fit inside with plenty to spare. I have these setup in my Cooler Master HAF X and I''v got a tad bit of extra cable left.
659511
As long as the motherboard is an ATX or a mini ATX it should fit in the case fine!
2001604
Yes. I received mine yesterday and installed the H100i along with the pre-installed front fan. The pre-installed side fan had to be removed to accommodate the H100i but that is expected.
1568123
If you mounted the GFX cooler on the side panel you should be able to fit it. The H100i takes up the entire top grate on mine. Personally I wouldn't want to mount anything to the side panel as it is also the door. You may want to consider a smaller CPU cooler and possibly place both fans on the top, or a system that does all in one.
1593653
The mobo will fit but the cooler will not. You need the corsair hydro series h110.
1489351
Honestly I think the H100i is the biggest you can fit without modifying the case. It's a tight squeeze with fans mounted on the Radiator.
2115285
Yes. All you have to do is snap off the top of the case and remove the 200mm fan that comes with the Storm Stryker. There are already extra holes on top of the case that should line right up with your Corsair h100i. The Storm Stryker is a good choice if you want to install this particular CPU fan/radiator IMO.