How does this fare on a radiator? Say... a H100i?
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so far very well. i actualy have them on my H100i and they are much quieter than the stock ones. they do not reach as high an rpm as the stock, but can reach higher rpm quieter. they also look so much better than stock. thats actualy the reason i bought these, i have a red theme going on in my case and the red ring for the fan is great. the rubber on the mounts is also very good at isolating vibration, my stock fans made my case rattle and these have compleatly gotten rid of that. i have my h100i set up to change the speed of the fans based on the liquid tempurature. is great for regular use and gaming. nice and quiet. i have gotten my i770k to 4.6 ghz at about 75c degrees uder 100% load. at idle it is 32c degrees. i find it totaly worth putting these on your H100i, hope this helped
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120mm; if memory serves me correctly, there's room for five of them or 3 with 1 240mm radiator on the front. Actually, the front's already set up to go with their water cooling systems. I installed one in mine; it was a breeze and I am very happy with it.
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According to the Corsair website, yes it will--which is great, since I'm considering upgrading the H100 in my case with their new watercooler that supports dual 140mm fans....
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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.
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In my case I'm using the "Corsair h100i", I think is better have a liquid cooling.
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Honestly I think the H100i is the biggest you can fit without modifying the case. It's a tight squeeze with fans mounted on the Radiator.
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This will be able to handle Corsair H100i radiator all be it push, pull, or even push pull (very tight fit though). I can fit a regular sized ATX board but there really doesn't seem to be enough room for an e-ATX board. You might as well go with a Full Tower Case.
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Yes it will, however I do not recommend using this between the IHS and the h100i water block. This will permanently bond metals together, which may become an issue later down the line if you ever need to do maintenance or replace your h100i. I would only use this between the CPU die and the IHS, after delidding your CPU; and use a different thermal paste between the IHS and the water block, like Prolimatech PK-1. Also, your CPU can be delidded and I recommend getting a very fine/thin paint brush and using it to spread the liquid metal, instead of the Q-tips that come in the package. I noticed they left little strands of cotton behind when applying the liquid metal. Here's a link on how to delid a CPU, same applies for your CPU. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppql7sTmQIc
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Probably noticeable in temperatures. I wouldn't worry though, the stock cooler is surprisingly efficient. Might be a bit louder aswell.
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I too had a large heatsink (Artic Cooler Pro) before switching to a low profile closed loop water cooler (Corsair H80I). Should fit no problem, but will be major dust magnet, the reason I switched.
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Not sure on it out preforming a Corsair H80i, but it is a lot easier to install. I have great temps with a Q9770 processor. At idle I'm running in the mid 30'sC for a temp. and when I get to working it It jumps up to the mid 50's. I could lower that temp it I didn't have to have my case inside the desk.
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Yes. I have an h100i. Installed in mine behind the front intake screen in a push pull configuration
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do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator? Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though.
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The H100i has a 240mm radiator with 2x 120mm fans. The H110 has a 280mm radiator with 2x 140mm fans so the surface area of the radiator is bigger than the H100i. Purchase the one that will fit in your case.
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h100i radiator goes on top, it is big and it is pretty close to my board, but it fits fine, and there are two fans at the front that came with the case. overall temperature is awesome CPU at +30 and +60C when overclocked, video card +50 and +73/74C when stress usage, motherboard at +35 +45C peek temperature. This case is light and comfy it is gravy and bananas. The only complaint is front power led, its too bright so i put a small piece of blue duct tap and now its perfect. I <3 Corsair. Good luck to you good Sir.
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dont try that case..your h100i wont fit because of the clearance is very low to you motherboard..this case it wasnt design for that type of cooler..my suggestion get a corsair case that supports h100i water cooler or any other cases
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I have the corsair H100 in mine. the measurements are 122 x 275 x 27 mm. it's a pretty big radiator. I believe that's the biggest you can fit into it. I hope this helped.