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  1. midgetinabikini
    Either a 6700k or a 6800k, both will be overclocked to a stable point. Limitation of CPU cooler 61mm
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    Nice find, since this is a H75 in a push-pull and the rad as actually thicker then the one on the H60, i'm pretty sure the spacing beetween the psu and the rad/fan will be okay. Thanks!
  3. midgetinabikini
    Thanks for the reply! My real concern is the clearence beetween the psu cable and the fan on the rad. This guy psu is 160mm and the rad is really flush so im not sure if the H60 cables are going to have enought space to fit.
  4. midgetinabikini
    Really? most of the mitx build I see use a cpu AIO watercooler of some brand. Do you have any suggestion of a good small air cooler?
  5. midgetinabikini
    I was talking about the drive mount. Sorry!
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    Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to install a Corsair H60 AIO cpu cooler in a Silverstone Sugo SG13B Mini ITX Tower Case while having a Evga supernova p2 650w powersupply (165mm in lenght). I know that if you remove the front optical drive tray the PSU should fit in without any problem but I am not sure if the H60 would have enough space to fit in there. I already have the PSU and I don't feel like buying a new one for this build. I'm open to any other AIO cooler that would fit in with this build or even a decent low profile heat-sink.
  8. midgetinabikini
    If I actually win this I'll call my mom and tell her I love her.
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