I put a 200mm fan on the top, it was a really tight fit, I had to force it in. They don't mention the part about squeezing a 200mm fan for the top vent.
Cooler Master missed it with this case, by 1/4 inch. They should have run the motherboard that much lower in the case, to provide room on top for a 280. I tried to fit a EK 280 in mine and between the MSI x570 MEG ACE 'infinity mirror' thing that got in the way, and tall Trident Z ram, it was a no go. So I built my i9 in it with a 240 and got the CM 500p (the 'version 2' that doesn't fall apart) to build the x570. That one can take a 280 or 360 up top. Yea you can put the 280 or a 360 in front, but now you are blowing hot air into your video card. Not an issue if you are doing custom water on it, but if just trying to use an AIO on the CPU, you really want to vent that air out, not blow it in. Nice build, the setup is clean, and hard drives make sense if you need space more than speed and you're on a budget, say for content creation.
bro are you sure? I just bought this case and saw that it has room for 2x 280 fans on top? that should mean liquid cooling 280, at least that's how I understand it? I sure hope you're right because I ordered arctic freezer 280 and this case yesterday and will be arriving tomorrow!
@@BiggieBUL Sure, two 280 fans... but do you also want a radiator up there with those fans? As I had need of two cases, I ended up getting an H500p which has that extra room on top, for the build with the 280 AIO, and used the H500 with a build using a 240 AIO. Since they fixed the H500p it doesn't fall apart any more LOL and makes a great case if you want a 280 AIO up top.
@@BiggieBUL No personal experience with it, but my gut feeling is a 360 would be a better way to go with that processor. Turbos to 180w, 12 cores... A 240 would probably be barely ok...I'm using a 240 EK AIO to cool a 7900x 10 core that I have set to 4.5ghz all core, it's a skylakex and runs HOT BTW. But the case can't take a 360 or 280...
Putting a matching cooler master argb 200mm fan up top was a game changer for my space heater of a 5700xt. It was a TIGHT fit with my nh-d15, but worth the fight 😅
I has this same exact case and the glass side panel actually has bottom metal hinge/lips. I think the older version is the one without hinge and Coolermaster improved it with this current one.
The RGB in my fans that came stock with the case are starting to go out does anyone know if the Thermaltake Riing Plus 20 LED RGB case fans will fit? I'm looking for something a little more updated. I'm currently running three Thermaltake fans via their controller two top and the chassis. So I have two more open spots on my controller.
They're just the same as standard fans mate. Follow the cables and find the connectors and then plug them in. Either that or they may be connected to a fan controller which requires sata to power them. If so plug a sata cable in
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I put a 200mm fan on the top, it was a really tight fit, I had to force it in. They don't mention the part about squeezing a 200mm fan for the top vent.
Cooler Master missed it with this case, by 1/4 inch. They should have run the motherboard that much lower in the case, to provide room on top for a 280. I tried to fit a EK 280 in mine and between the MSI x570 MEG ACE 'infinity mirror' thing that got in the way, and tall Trident Z ram, it was a no go. So I built my i9 in it with a 240 and got the CM 500p (the 'version 2' that doesn't fall apart) to build the x570. That one can take a 280 or 360 up top. Yea you can put the 280 or a 360 in front, but now you are blowing hot air into your video card. Not an issue if you are doing custom water on it, but if just trying to use an AIO on the CPU, you really want to vent that air out, not blow it in. Nice build, the setup is clean, and hard drives make sense if you need space more than speed and you're on a budget, say for content creation.
bro are you sure? I just bought this case and saw that it has room for 2x 280 fans on top? that should mean liquid cooling 280, at least that's how I understand it? I sure hope you're right because I ordered arctic freezer 280 and this case yesterday and will be arriving tomorrow!
@@BiggieBUL Sure, two 280 fans... but do you also want a radiator up there with those fans? As I had need of two cases, I ended up getting an H500p which has that extra room on top, for the build with the 280 AIO, and used the H500 with a build using a 240 AIO. Since they fixed the H500p it doesn't fall apart any more LOL and makes a great case if you want a 280 AIO up top.
@@tzviasegal3003 well i need to cool a i7 12700f, not sure if 240 is enough to cool it, what do you think?
@@BiggieBUL No personal experience with it, but my gut feeling is a 360 would be a better way to go with that processor. Turbos to 180w, 12 cores... A 240 would probably be barely ok...I'm using a 240 EK AIO to cool a 7900x 10 core that I have set to 4.5ghz all core, it's a skylakex and runs HOT BTW. But the case can't take a 360 or 280...
Putting a matching cooler master argb 200mm fan up top was a game changer for my space heater of a 5700xt.
It was a TIGHT fit with my nh-d15, but worth the fight 😅
I just got the case so I might try this
@@RamzUchiha Same
Such an amazing midrange case just wish the glass had hinges 💯
I has this same exact case and the glass side panel actually has bottom metal hinge/lips. I think the older version is the one without hinge and Coolermaster improved it with this current one.
How do you control the argb with an MSI motherboard?
Nice build! Can you fit an ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 AIO in this case?
I fit a 280mm aio in mine at the top, but the mobo is bent a little bit because of ram clearance. didnt affect anything tho.
Yeah a 240 will easily fit.
Hi any boday have experience of fitting nh-d15 chromax.black in this case. Thank u
I actually just built the same pc two weeks ago 🤯, but two 2080ti because it was all i could get atm!
That's awesome
2:25 Where did you get those cables?
Reapercable amazon
The RGB in my fans that came stock with the case are starting to go out does anyone know if the Thermaltake Riing Plus 20 LED RGB case fans will fit? I'm looking for something a little more updated. I'm currently running three Thermaltake fans via their controller two top and the chassis. So I have two more open spots on my controller.
The vibe bruh
Qonder which fans it uses for the front
how can i synchronize the rgb on an msi board and if it has a specific place because in the msi app it does not detect the case fans
It comes with two front panels?
Yeah mesh and perspex
How did you plug in both fans at the front and get them working? Its not for me
They're just the same as standard fans mate. Follow the cables and find the connectors and then plug them in. Either that or they may be connected to a fan controller which requires sata to power them. If so plug a sata cable in
@@battlerigs Thank you! I took it all apart and rebuilt it.. works now!
How many mm does the fan kit have?
Good case, good water cooling.
What cable extensions did you use?
Always use Reapercable 👊
can this case hit a 360mm aio in the top?
Sadly not, only a 240 on the top, 360 on the front.
@@battlerigs glad I asked before i bought a 360 aio 240 aio it is
Dat RGB tho
How much does a build like this cost
1500 I wouldn't use liquid cooling
@@Jv19979 Based air cooling enjoyer
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Should of went no battery cover fan up , yhen all fans in besides fan rear and gpu exhaust 🙋♂️ . It's legit for all intake less cleaning.
Superrrrrrr
All your parts are from cooler master
Lmaoooo, you seriously put a 1050 watt PSU for a 5600X cpu and a 6600xt? Talk about overkill
Yes but everybody LOVES Pc Parts that are overkill :D
Why you all RGB looks Soo clunky and slow? Like cheap RGB fans
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