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Question: Will a Corsair H100i fit?
Document: This is a great mid tower case, though with only 2 5.25" bays in the front panel it will be a problem for some. A Corsair H110 will not fit in this case. Otherwise it is a perfect case with plenty of room, plenty of harddrive racks, and fits a GTX 770 full size videocard. It has sound dampening material on the interior of the side panels.
This case is much quieter then my Corsair Obsidian 550D I purchased which is a rival product for this.Here are my specsIntel Core i5-3470Gigabyte mTAX motherboardAMD 7580 2GB video card8GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 RAM128GB SSD Crucial M4500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM storage driveCorsair TX650W PSU
I have been building computers for about 10 years now and this is hands down the best computer case I have ever used. I was looking for a robust computer case that runs silent and this fits the perfect ticket. I was previously using a Corsair Obsidian 550D and this case, in my opinion blows it out of the water.Pros- Heavy case and heavy doors, very durable and build quality is excellent.
makes me look like a freaking PRO- adjustable hard drive cages; turn it 90 degrees, remove top cage. move it back to fit a front radiator. or even remove it completely!- sound deadening material on the top, side panels, and behind the front door- very minimal subdued design. blank front panel.
Similarly, the side fan spot may be blocked by some large CPU coolers. Radiators for water cooling may fit but it will be tricky. This can require offsetting the radiator in the top of the case, or doing an install in the front of the case where intake fans are normally housed. (See various YouTube reviews for ideas.) High-profile RAM can be a problem with top-mounted coolers.
1) Quite - sound deadening material on sides and top plus isolation bushings for fans2) Plenty of room for video cards and air cooling3) Good air flow - even with the solid front door (pulls from around the front bezel)3) Good cable management4) Excellent fit and finish!) No motherboard speaker?If you don't need to show off your stuff, this is a great case!
Great looking case with all the options. Extra wide so that it can hold tall coolers like the Noctua (even with room to spare.) Fit and finish is a 95% - there were a few tiny alignment issues which were easily remedied. Comes with two 140mm fans and room for far more, and can hold a crazy amount of drives. My only real nit is about the choice of audio jacks on the front panel: they are ridiculously tight. Otherwise this is a great case.
Let me get it out of the way, this case won't make a loud fan silent. What it will do is make a quiet fan nearly silent. That in combination with its sleek/basic look, and its fantastic layout/build quality make it a great case. Don't worry about squeezing in your graphics card, pretty much any modern card will fit.Edit:I just installed a Noctua NH-L12 with its "quiet" adapter, and I can't hear this PC AT ALL.
For one, it was big. I know it was big, but you never really appreciate the size until you get the real deal. Big means heavy. This means it will be harder to move the case around. Of course big has its upsides. I can now fit bigger aftermarket CPU-coolers as opposed to my old case.There is also some difficulty encountered in installing the components into the case as the manual seems insufficient. One difficulty I encountered was with the drive bays.
The GTX760 card was a bit of a tight squeeze, and I had to reroute the USB3.0 connector a bit, but everything fit in the end. No problems with cables reaching; I bought 18&#34; SATA cables from monoprice and had plenty of slack, which I hid behind the mobo along with all the other cables.Airflow: Two 140mm fans, one in the front blowing in, one in the back, blowing out. Good filtering and seems like easy to maintain.
Answer: It should. I don't have one but it has two fan placement areas on top that should fit it in.