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Will Corsair Vengeance RAM Fit With The Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO?

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This took quite a bit of math lol... Your Asus P8Z77-V-PRO is equipped with an LGA 1155 CPU socket. This socket's length/width is 37.5 mm (1.4 inches) and the distance between the CPU socket and Ram slots is about (using common sense) the same size as the CPU socket, leaving an inch and a half between the CPU and RAM. However. the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO width (lined up with the RAM) is 120 mm (4.7 inches). Now if the fan is centered correctly upon the CPU a third of 4.7 inches would be the length of the fan that extends towards the RAM. 4.7/3=1.5 inches and the space between the RAM and CPU is 1.4 inches.

Conclusion: No, the RAM wouldn't be able to fit in your motherboard with the 212 EVO inside and neither would the 212 EVO alone.

Solution: Find a larger motherboard or a different cooling system

P.S. I apologize for all the math... :D 
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^ I have no idea what this means. Any GSkill Ripjaws or low profile Vengance will fit with a Hyper 212.

The high profile Vengance has a hard time fitting under any aftermarket air coolers. It will fit with a Hyper 212 in some boards but I would not take the chance.

Since DDR3 is low voltage none of it needs heat spreaders so I don't really know why Corsair made the high profile stuff at all. Performance is exactly the same. The high profile version is just for looks.
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envy14tpe said:
I'm sure it'll fit. I have 2 sticks of Ripjawz and it fits easily with my Evo. However if I had 4 sticks then the one closest to Evo might not. Mine is high profile. I should have bought low profile in case i wanted 4 sticks.


Do you have that identical board? If not you can't say for sure it will fit since different boards have different distances between the DIMMs and the socket. And Ripjaws is not anywhere near as tall as Vengance. My Ripjaws fits under my huge Scythe Mugen 2. I had to install the RAM before the CPU cooler though.

Roadkill325 said:
This took quite a bit of math lol... Your Asus P8Z77-V-PRO is equipped with an LGA 1155 CPU socket. This socket's length/width is 37.5 mm (1.4 inches) and the distance between the CPU socket and Ram slots is about (using common sense) the same size as the CPU socket, leaving an inch and a half between the CPU and RAM. However. the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO width (lined up with the RAM) is 120 mm (4.7 inches). Now if the fan is centered correctly upon the CPU a third of 4.7 inches would be the length of the fan that extends towards the RAM. 4.7/3=1.5 inches and the space between the RAM and CPU is 1.4 inches.

Conclusion: No RAM would be able to fit in your motherboard and neither would the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO

Solution: Find a larger motherboard or a different cooling system

P.S. I apologize for all the math... :D 


Thanks for the help. I'll get the low profile ram to solve the problem

anort3 said:
^ I have no idea what this means. Any GSkill Ripjaws or low profile Vengance will fit with a Hyper 212.

The high profile Vengance has a hard time fitting under any aftermarket air coolers. It will fit with a Hyper 212 in some boards but I would not take the chance.

Since DDR3 is low voltage none of it needs heat spreaders so I don't really know why Corsair made the high profile stuff at all. Performance is exactly the same. The high profile version is just for looks.



What I typed means is the processor fan he wishes to put inside his motherboard is too large and would have to sit on top of his RAM slots (without touching) to fit above his processor. Just because you do not understand something it doesn't mean it's wrong, but feel free to disprove me.
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