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This case is a real let down, IMO, and this quote says it all really:
For the price, you'd expect to be able to mount the drive cage(s) in the middle of the floor when fitting a 240mm rad at the front of the case.Quote:
Removing the storage bays creates room for a 240mm radiator up front (though you'd then need to be imaginative when installing a hard drive), there's plenty of space for a 240mm radiator up top, and a 120mm radiator can be added to the rear. Better still, if you're also willing to forego the upper optical-drive bay, there is support for a top-mounted 280mm radiator; Corsair's own Hydro Series H110 springs to mind
Any word on clearance for a roof rad? Will it support more than the skinny AIO rads up there?
I've been eyeing this case for a few weeks and it would be my first choice if it wasn't for the premium price tag.
The case is actually near perfect and has all the things I need, including 5 PCI slots (which is pretty rare), I'm just also a little disappointed that the side panel has no fan cut out.
Still, it's an awesome little case!
It has support for 240mm or 280mm radsQuote:
Originally Posted by Spreadie
I know, I read that in the article, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThermalDroid
I was asking about clearance. i.e. for half and full thickness rads.