Will this fit in my situation? 140MM fan + adapter + 120MM side panel on case. But I'm worried the thickness of adapter + fan will hit video card.
1802420
This depends on the size of your tower. If it is a full size or bigger, you might be okay. However, anything smaller than a full size tower I wouldn not recommend it.
798063
It should fit. I just put it in an Enermax Coenus case which is 234mm wide. The Fractal R4 is 232mm so you should have enough room. Not sure if you have a side fan...if you do...that may have to go unless it's lower to blow cool the graphics card then you will be fine. I just bought a zalman cnps12x which actually takes up less space...but is still pretty big...but the good thing about the phanteks is you can always change out the fan. The zalman you can't.
1786730
Hey thereI don't use a Hyper 212, but I just pulled out my Gamma Classic and used a ruler to measure the top of the case judging from where the motherboard starts and it looks like with a standard ATX mobo, you'd have just about 16cm of space for a heatsink, so I THINK it would fit just about perfectly with the side panel installed. The Hyper 212 has fans on the side right? I wouldn't install it if the fans were on the top for airflow purposes.Let me know if you have any more questions, I'd be happy to do some more measurements if you wanted :)
1627348
it depends on the fan's mounting space if it can accomodate the 140mm size of course you can mount them. moat cases offer 120mm and 140mm mounting holes these days i think it would fit on a case to caae basis
462260
The case has a pretty wide footprint. I don't think you'll have a problem with any power supply. I have a 750 watt power supply and it fits fine.
1789448
the holes on the top are fixed for 120mm fan , so i cant say a 140mm will fit, i dunno about NXZT kraken X60....
883182
I'd say this would fit within the confines of any basic vacant PCI slot, no matter what size the case. I just installed one of these units into an old Micron Millenia (not the most spacious desktop Micron ever made) case I converted over to Ubuntu 12.04 to help a passively cooled GeForce ATX 6200 video card. It works great!
2280284
Yes it should fit fine. I have a mid tower with hardly anyroom around the pci slots and mine fit fine. It does not have a large fan and is much smaller than the pics show..
1954255
Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call... » Read More Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) « Show Less
1457243
I have a similar 120mm setup mounted to the rear fan slot and it works great but I had to take out the 200mm side fan to close the side panel.
746483
Yes. I've replaced all my fans with no fitting issues. I actully found that the 120mm fan slots are also drilled to accomidate 140mm fans as well.
222187
Here is what I know. I replaced the stock 120mm fan that comes with the system with a cooler master 140mm fan. I looked up the specs on this 140mm fan and it says the thickness is 1in. Most people use the conversion 1in = 2.54cm and this equals 25.4mm. So if your proposed fan is only 25mm thick then it should be fine. However I cannot say what the max thickness that will fit in front. Hope that helps.
451476
The card is 11.5 inches and there is about 11.5 inches from the back of the case. It would be tight but theoretically it should fit but you won't know until you stuff it in there. If you're just getting that graphics card for gaming though, it's WAY more than what you would need. lol
1030522
I took a look at the specs for that chassis and it looks like as long as you have the stock CPU fan and low profile RAM you will be okay. That being said you ventilation is probably going to be crap as the card is going to take up a large amount of space, but yes it appears it will fit.
1267330
a full sized video card can fit in this case (i've got a 6970 in mine) the only concern is cooling as the airflow design in this is quite bad just read a previous review saying that his GTX 760 wouldn't fit as it was too tall...that's news to me, but you may want to get some measurement specs on your card now... the case can fit 120mm tall heatsinks so go from there
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
826242
I purchased the 140 mm, though I would assume they should be the same. the fans themselves are 3 pin if you are going to attach them directly to your motherboard but they also come with 3 pin to molex adapters (which I used) in order to connect them directly to the power supply. I was able to attach two fans in series to one of my power supplies molex strips.