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Question: Anyone try aftermarket air instead of AIO's? 4690K. I'd like to go Dh14.. or EVO 212 if no clearance for Dh14.
Document: I also had a Cooler master Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler but it does not fit if  you plan on using  a standalone GPU. The Hyper 212 EVO heatsink covers the PCIE slot.
After seeing this case, I decided it was time to upgrade my system from a full size case to a much smaller design. I couldn't be happier with how it turned out. I won't go into the details for the other components as this is a review of the case. I put in an i5-4670k, a Corsair H100i water cooler, and a GTX 760 as the main heat producing components.First, the aesthetics. I like the design. It's simple, but stylish.
I don't think there's another case besides the bit fenix (which is bigger and worse build quality) that can fit all these components. Overall this was a great experience I'd recommend any PC builder to try an ITX build I went into this a boy and I came out a man.Also side note if you put H100 or H100i depending on the fans you use you have to put your ram in 1st, I could not open the ram latches with the watercooler installed.
This case, being a Mini-ITX, is extremely spacious and well designed. I've been able to fit my full-size ATX psu, GTX 770 GPU, H100i cooler, Samsung EVO 500GB ssd and 8GB RAM inside, no issues with being cramped or over-heating. I do, though, recommend getting a 200mm fan (recommend Corsair) to replace the 140mm front fan it comes with.
Side fan was removed to accommodate the H100i. But even as I write this I am doing a burn in and the system is only 28* C and I am sure it wont go much higher.I will update this after I have owned it for a while. And no I didn't buy it from Amazon as they did not have any available so you can probably guess where I did.
)My setup was this:This caseEVGA Z87 Stinger mITX boardi7-4770K cooled by Corsair H100iCorsair Vengeance Pro 16gb kit 2400MHzCorsair RM750 (fully modular PSU)EVGA GTX 780 Ti (03G-P4-2888-KR)Samsung EVO 840 256gb 2.5&#34; SSDWD 4TB Green 3.5&#34; HDDASUS 12x BluRay BurnerFirst, I need to say, unboxing everything, I thought I made a HUGE mistake.
**USB 3.0 on the front was a HUGE selling point for me. **Being able to easily take off any side of the case with ease is a huge plus! **The huge front fan moves a good amount of air and is pretty quiet. **The power button and front lights are very tastefully set up and look great, button feels great. **Case feels very sturdy!
After having this for a couple of months, I noticed that it is much easier to keep clean. With a vent on almost every angle it keeps dust from gathering on the inside so no need for a can of air ^_^besides the mobo, everything else from a full size tower could be used (water cooling full block,vid card,power supply)The only con i had was the mobo bent a little with a GTX 780 installed.
This is obvious when I am running a game and put my had near the back or side venting and feel that the air coming out is barely above room temperature.In sum, this computer runs great, this case takes up a lot less room than my old case, looks good, and my build runs fast, quiet and cool. It's small enough to move to my TV if I want to Big Picture some Steam games without much difficulty. I couldn't be happier.
So far after a month, I'm satisfied with the case. It's not the smallest or the coolest looking (if important to you) but it was easy to work with, has a good design, and I like it. I didn't give it five stars based on my comments above; I would have given it 4.5 stars if possible.
Answer: You can only use very low profile coolers in this case, a 212 and a dh14 would not work. Notcuta makes many low profile coolers, check those out.