Fit a 140mm radiator (Corsair H90) in this case?

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No. A 140mm rad is 140x140mm. It's 20mm longer on both directions, so at best you'll only get 1 screw in place unless you drill new holes to fit the 4 corners. Then it'd work as long as it still has clearance from the other components, like mobo, gpu or other pci accessory slots on the case etc.
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I'm looking for the smallest ATX case that can fit my old comp which has the Corsair H90 so I'm stuck with those requirements. I'm wondering if I can screw in half of the 140mm radiator and leave the other half hanging?
 
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No. A 140mm rad is 140x140mm. It's 20mm longer on both directions, so at best you'll only get 1 screw in place unless you drill new holes to fit the 4 corners. Then it'd work as long as it still has clearance from the other components, like mobo, gpu or other pci accessory slots on the case etc.
 
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No, he said smallest ATX case. Big difference. Many ppl assume they need full towers and 850w psus to run a gtx1060 build, since obviously more power is a better psu. See it every day. Doesn't make it right, just means their 'friends' are not accurate. If op has mATX motherboard, and typically the Riotoro are South American and op's current case is ATX, it's possible that that's what is the assumption to be replaced.
 
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