does it support a dual 140mm radiator on top? for example the corsair H110?
500522
According to Corsair, the H110 was designed to fit in the 650D, but from what I've found, it depends on how you want to set it up. In a pull setup it works fine, but if you want a push setup, the radiator will hit the external SATA dock.
500523
they make a H110i and a h100 which I have in a corsair 650d and yes plenty of room, and the scew holes line up for a quick easy install. To be honest the H100 is set to lowest settings it will go in a i52500k overclocked to 4400mhz and it wont get hotter then 26c.
500524
According to the Corsair website, yes it will--which is great, since I'm considering upgrading the H100 in my case with their new watercooler that supports dual 140mm fans....
500525
Yes. Check out this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ehrCMVgRwg. You can see it mounted in a 650d.
500526
I have a i2500k overclocked to 4400mhz and with a h100 set to lowest settings as well as fan speeds in a 650d case it never reaches 27c. It mounts perfect also. Yes im a gamer.
1801213
Yes I used corsair 120mm h80i and it fit fine on the rear fan port. It has mounts for a 240mm radiator mounted to the top of the case.
1543146
I can't speak for CM, but it would be beneficial for those of us who remove the 200mm fan in order to install a dual 120mm fan hydro system in which the fans would be configured as intakes for cooling the radiator. Having a top filter adds to the versatility of this case.
502992
Well, it really depends on how much space there is in front of the radiator, and how much work you are willing to do. I would recommend using existing radiator core support as a mounting point. If you are mechanically inclined, you can fabricate a bracket for the cooler.
545058
It should, especially if you do not mount a side fan. The case has a particularly wide clearance because its side panels flare out. It probably has more clearance than most.I installed a Hyper 212 EVO in one.
362418
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
1996333
No this case will not support a 240mm radiator in the top of the case, I thought it would also at one time but the motherboard will bump the radiator and it won't fit or work out. You have toi stick to one single radiator. I chose the corsair H80i, and I am very satisfied & my computer never comes close to overheating.
1799013
I checked the case specs, and it says: Clearance for top 240mm dual radiator for water cooling solutions.It looks a little tight though, and like you may not be able to use the rear fan (not a big deal when you have 2 fans from the radiator drawing out the top).I googled, and found a thread that says minor tweaking is needed (re-drill some holes, and insulate fan controller):http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1632311/corsair-h110-fit-nzxt-phantom-410-case.html
1310175
Yes. It comes with a metal bracket on the back of the case. It's meant to install an h100i, or 80i. Duel radiators fit much better though. Zip ties or small screw is required. Holes are pre drilled. But depending on the site of radiator you use, you may have to make your own.
1568113
It uses the 140mm fan mount standard, but is a bit larger than that at top and bottom (by about .5"). The Challenger U3 has a top-mount 140mm location, but I would check your motherboard to see where the cabling connects so that you can ensure the H90 won't prevent you from being able to reach all the connectors. In addition, you can change the fan to either side of the radiator, and could always mount the radiator horizontally, instead of vertically.
208298
Everything you need comes with in the box. confirm that your case will have enough room for the radiator ( about 2 inches ) and has the hole to correctly mount the radiator. My case only had the 140mm holes and I had to use the mesh exhaust grid for holes.
1766312
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.
1900157
Yes. I had a Corsair H100i in my case, you have to remove the top exhaust fan. The back panel pops off with a push of a button so you can easily get to the frame. The wiring is a little weird depending on the MB and I switched over to the Thermaltake ultra which has better compatibility with the case.
1002648
Mount? No, not without modifying the cooler. Set it up top? Probably fine. Not sure if it would make any difference. I'll order a 140mm fan and place it on top to see if it helps temps.
1310178
Yes goes on that back bar. Supports up to 280 ( I think) I have corsair h100i (240 rad) with push pull and works great.
1505181
I believe you can only fit one 140mm fan. Two 120mm fans with no problem but not two 140mm fans.
119303
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.