would this radiator work in the top of a nzxt phantom 410 case without any modifying? I'm leaning towards this version rather than nzxt's.
1799012
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
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
1619397
Absolutely NOT! This is a closed loop system; any changes other than the fans will render your warranty void. Also, there is no absolute guarantee that your mod will perform any better than the stock issued version. Just invest in a traditional 120mm cooler/radiator with sold separately parts; maybe harder on your wallet but at least you'll get fine tuned results and a personalized appearance.
1581768
I do not know the dimensions of this Silverstone case so I don't know whether this huge heat sink will fit into this case or not. I can tell you a bit about my set up so that you can make your decision. I use the Aerocool DS (Dead Silence) case. My mATX MB is GA-Z87MX-D3H with I7 CPU and 16 GB of RAM. The heat sink lean over the 1st graphic slot so you can not use this slot. I use only a 140mm fan mounted on top of the case to draw the heat up and out of the case. The fan of my Corsair AX760i power supply never spins since my computing load is light (no games). So far I am very impressed with performance of this heat sink; it makes my computer truly Dead Silence.
163118
Yes it should fit, the NZXT H440 claims it has a clearance for a CPU heatsink of 180mm, this Phantek cooler is 160mm, so you have a good 2cm there, so you should be good. Here are the dimensions of the cooler 134 x 140 x 160 mm. Also just so you know, with this heat sink you are going to need low profile ram.
441282
It will fit. I just installed mine into my NZXT Phantom 410 as well and had just under 2" of clearance to the HDD cage.
1766310
I have a corsair h110 sitting in there no problem. Its a little bit tight but it fits snug and hides nicely. If your going to install a 280mm radiator make sure you install the motherboard and the processor first and then install the fans on the radiator and then install the radiator (with fans attached) into your case and hook it all up. You should be good.
770302
I'm using a "Cooler Master MegaFlow 200 - Sleeve Bearing 200mm Blue LED Silent Fan for Computer Cases" without any modifications to the case itself. Fits like a glove with the screw slots on the case. Hope this helps.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103073
1043298
No. You need static air pressure for good airflow through a radiator. Static pressure is a measure of how well the fan blades can move air through a restriction. Look at a NZXT 120mm as another similar fan that will work better with low noise.
1901332
The info for that cooler says it is 160mm high. If that is accurate it should just fit. I had the top off of mine and measured and it looks to me like there is 165mm of height available for a fan. However I don't think you would be able to use the top case fan with that cooler.
128657
I put an H105 in mine. I used the front to mount the rad and fans. its a really tight squeeze to put on top.http://i59.tinypic.com/ejws95.jpg
22140
I have a Corsair H90 140 mm installed. I have it exhaust out of the back side of the case. Moved the existing fan to the bottom of the case. No issues, cools great.
2007614
I used mine on my mid tower. The view portal and mesh fan area on the side of the case measure a triangle of about 12" x 12" x 18" (The measurements aren't exact. The wire is in an arc going around the corners instead of straight bends and it's not exactly those lengths, just approximation. It's just to give an idea of the size. For reference, my case is the NZXT Phantom 410). I was able to run the lights in a full figure 8 (passing twice through the middle [~10.5"]) and I still have an inch or two slack when I remove the side panel.
1180089
I believe by atx standards it should fit just about any heatsink. That said, I am actually running that noctua-u12p but it's running fanless and only cooled by the power supply and the rear 120mm exhaust fan. It's been running like this 24/7 for almost a year now without any issues and it doesn't even get hot. That is however an ivybridge based processor (i7-3770).
1715271
This will fit in a 410 case. They are compatible according to http://pcpartpicker.com/p/whrcbvBe mindful of cooling however. I had this installed on a mid-tower and it almost divided the inside of my case in half. Under a heavy load it made my case really hot. I upgraded to a full size phantom case and haven't noticed any problems.
119304
I don't know how much your radiator weighs, but with my setup, it is working just fine. I have it on my corsair H80 with another fan in a push/pull setup. Hope this helps.
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.
201044
Not sure, but my case is the NZXT Phantom PHAN-001WT and the standoffs were easy to align. I think I have one of them not even aligned, though. I couldn't push the mobo far enough to align one the farthest one on the left.