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Question: Can I use a Corsair Hydro Series H100i cooler in this case?
Document: very sleek design and well made case. the only thing that I had problems with was fitting my corsair h100i water cooler onto the top vents. There is very little room for the 240mm radiator and fans to fit alongside the motherboard. The mother board actually overlaps with my fans but does not touch it (maybe 0.2 inch apart from actually touching the mother board heat sinks.) the cpu power cord also seem to touch the fan and almost seem unavoidable unless you force it to bend one way.
I chose this over a Corsair Obsidian 550D and couldn't be more satisfied.
This may be the nicest case i've ever built with. It's got 6x 140mm fans, so cooling isn't an issue. I dumped the biggest air cooler i could find in it, and fit without issue. It's a good looking case as well.
Absolutely the best PC case I've ever owned. It's silent, can hold a H100i watercooler, and looks awesome. I would recommend this case to anyone looking for a mid sized case with room for SLI and Watercooling.
My advice to others interested in this case is to to get a fan based cpu cooler or a cooler that does not take up room at the top of the case. There is very little room to mount water cooler fans on the top of the case
This is my favorite case. I use it on all my builds now. Loads of room for cable management. High quality construction as well.If you do not need a full tower case use this one and you will love it.
This case is simply astonishing. I got this from micro center and let me tell you, I will never use another case for any of my builds. The Scandinavian design is sleek, simple, and beautiful, and this thing has A LOT of space, regardless of how small it looks. I really, really recommend this case to anyone for any type of build.
Heavy. When the computer goes to sleep the power light blinks and can be annoying. No led fans or lighting.Other Thoughts: This is the first case I have owned with cable management. It was not priced bad and it has a nice window so I can my parts. Wish there was some LED fans or something to see your nice hardware. Had to use Intel Stock cool temporarily and I couldn't hear any fan noises. Ive science got a Noctua NH-D14 and its silent.
I have never had such a clean looking case layout ever. My power supply is unfortunately not one of the modular ones, but I have the unused cables tucked neatly away in the lower unused 3.5 drive bay. * You can mount an SSD under the motherboard, but if you use screws, you have to take the motherboard to attach/detach the SSD. The 3.5 drive sleds do have mounting holes suitable for an SSD, so I ended up mounting my drive there anyway.
After you put in the build, the case gets real heavy.-The side panel window is a dust magnet. This could become a real problem with static electricity if it becomes too occupied with dust.Build:MSI Z77A-G65 GamingPNY GTX 680 2GBIntel i5-3570kCorsair HX750 PSUCorsair H60 Liquid Cooling1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM HDD120GB Samsung 8401 Corsair AF140 fan2 Fractal Design R2 fans1 Corsair SP120 fan1 Silverstone AP120 fanOverall:This was a very nice case to build in.
Answer: Yes you just have to remove the top quiet pads and it can fit an h100i