hey all: i am planning on building (my first) a pc with a 1500 to $2000 budget. i have a pretty good idea of the components i want as this will be used for video and photo editing projects (not professional) and some gaming. I want to give a go at watercooling the CPU. my son who knows a fair amount more than i do will help me but he will be flying in from out of town to help me do the build when i assemble all the parts. i want a full size case unless the forum feels there is a good midsize option. i looked at the corsair 100i unit. as a watercooler. what i don't want to happen is that i order a case that won't work at worst or at best has to be modified in some way to fit the watercooler. i trolled some of the threads regarding this issue but i am still a bit confused. any suggestions would be most appreciated.
A question regarding cases and watercooling
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SirDrannik
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Any case that Fits 2 120mm fans on top or on front can house the Corsair 100i, so it's not much of a problem.
manofchalk
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^ Pretty much.
If you really want to make sure, a Corsair case will no doubt be compatible with a H100i.
If you really want to make sure, a Corsair case will no doubt be compatible with a H100i.
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