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NZXT H440 Questions

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August 3, 2014 7:04:37 AM

1: How many Radiators does it support?
2: Is it cool?
3: Can i put a optical drive somwhere inside it?

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http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/DDgRYJ

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August 3, 2014 7:09:33 AM

1.Supports 120mm and 140mm
2. Yes, it does look pretty cool
3.No, you need a external dvd writer/reader
4.Just kidding, the airflow isn't too bad,
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August 3, 2014 7:12:19 AM

legend001523 said:
1.Supports 120mm and 140mm
2. Yes, it does look pretty cool
3.No, you need a external dvd writer/reader
4.Just kidding, the airflow isn't too bad,


Could i not put it underneath? isnt there a small space underneath.
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August 3, 2014 7:16:47 AM

Littlesackninja said:
legend001523 said:
1.Supports 120mm and 140mm
2. Yes, it does look pretty cool
3.No, you need a external dvd writer/reader
4.Just kidding, the airflow isn't too bad,


Could i not put it underneath? isnt there a small space underneath.


That's the space for the psu, if I'm on the same wavelength as you and know the 'small space underneath' unless you mean the actual space underneath the case, then that might be a bad idea as it would disrupt airflow, just do what most h440 owners do, get a external cd drive, install OS, uninstall cd drive, never use it again, not many things need a cd drive nowadays, it's just getting started really, you can always install your OS through USB
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August 3, 2014 7:19:56 AM

Could i quickly take off the side panel an plug in an internal one? (dont have an external one)
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August 3, 2014 7:21:18 AM

Littlesackninja said:
Could i quickly take off the side panel an plug in an internal one? (dont have an external one)


Logic would dictate that you can, so yeah :)  Just take it out when you're done as it may cause the insides of your case to overheat
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August 19, 2014 1:00:05 PM

You can also install your OS using an internal OD when you are connecting and testing all your components outside of the case before tour install. This also helps to troubleshoot any faulty components before you actually go through the work of installing them, only to take them back out when it doesn't work.
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