OC'ing in Fractal Node 202: bad plan?

[M477h3w]

Hey everybody,

I have decided to attempt what Bitwit (previsouly Awesomesauce) did by installing a liquid cooler in the node 202 in this video. I will be using an H60, as that seems to be one of the smallest AIOs. I have attached a crude image descirbing the problem, but here it is worded.

The fan will not be able to fit directly above the radiator! essentially my gpu is slightly longer than an R9 nano, meaning the fan will have to be slightly shifted off the radiator, by about 2cm. Keep in mind there is also no ventilation directly above the cpu cooler - just small ventilation around the side.

My plan is to OC my 4690k to about 4.4, but I don't want to buy a cpu cooler, and then have this not work obviously.

Thanks for your time people!

http://imgur.com/gallery/OhQEi

 

[n0ns3ns3]

shifting fan on already small rad, will greatly reduce cooling capacity of the AiO.
you can start with no OC and raise OC according to temp.

 

[jdwii]

I see nothing wrong with doing that as long as the temps are OK, Also i'd get a decent motherboard since its gonna have a decent amount of heat in a small package.

 

[M477h3w]

shifting fan on already small rad, will greatly reduce cooling capacity of the AiO.
you can start with no OC and raise OC according to temp.

Yeah, but the thing is, I don't want to buy it if I'm going to get a mediocre overcloc, but I suppose no-one will have direct experience with something like this. I forgot to add the pic so it's linked.

UNLESS there is an 80/100mm AIO / cheap watercooling setup of some sort, which I doubt there is.

Thanks for your time