Kuhler H2O 620 and Antec df-85, got a couple of questions.

[StarkWolf413]

Hello all first time poster. I am currently building a new computer, and i loved the Df 85, it has everything i need and more. When looking for liquid coolers i started at the corsair h70 and above, i read they had installation issues with the case. Luckily i found the Antec Kuhler H2O 620, i read some great reviews and saw some graph comparisons with other liquid coolers, it performed way above its price tag. I was very pleased to see how cheap the cooler is as compared to its performance. I just have a couple of questions, i am fairly new to building computers. Is it an easy installation on the Df-85,do i have to mod anything? and would you be able to suggest the best setup to use the back fans or top. This is a list of the parts i am getting. Thank you for your help.

Antec Kuhler H2O 620
NZXT SENTRY 2 Accessories 5.25-Inch Touch Screen Fan Controller
ASUS P8z77-v Deluxe 1155
Western Digital Caviar Black 1 TB
16 GB Corsair Vengeance RAM
intel i7 3770k
Antec high current HCG 900
EVGA GTX 670 ftw
Corsair 120gb SSD
Antec df-85

Again thank you for your help.

[Demonwar]

Looks like a massive case, so shouldn't have any issues. You can mount it in a number of ways.

To mount mine in my CMStorm had to have the tubes facing down, but if the case is big enough you can have them set on the side. Top mounted is fine too if you have the room.

Push/Pull is a bigger debate, I have it pulling through the case and exhausting out the front.

[noize]

Mine took a fair while to install. Only because the back plate would not fit snug in my Bitfenix Shinobi. It has mounts for all CPU types and there's ample room for the rad to be positioned top or at the back.

FYI, my tubes are facing down and throwing air out the back. I am lazy and dont know if it would be better blowing into the case...

[ryandigweed]

You shouldn't have a problem installing it in the df-85... There's a lot of room.. Cases like these were built to accommodate big after market CPU coolers.