AIOs?

[Edward78]

Can you mount them in reg fan mounts?

[Agall]

5 minutes ago, Edward78 said:

Can you mount them in reg fan mounts?

Sometimes, sometimes not. Not every 2x120mm fan mount spot in a case supports 240mm radiators as an example, since there's extra length, width, and thickness to them, including the part where the tubes attach. That's where checking the specs of the case for radiator support is important. It can almost always fit though, with enough effort  

[Blasty Blosty]

I had to drill holes in my case to get an AIO to fit, as @Agall is pointing out

[Agall]

1 minute ago, Blasty Blosty said:

I had to drill holes in my case to get an AIO to fit, as @Agall is pointing out

Both the Corsair 4000D and Fractal Design Ridge support top mounted 280mm AIOs if you mount it crooked. Better off just getting a 240mm AIO in that case (pun intended).

[tkitch]

a 120mm radiator needs more space than a 120mm fan does to mount.

So, just because a fan fits, doesn't mean a radiator will.

 

Most cases will tell you what radiator sizes they support. 

[Edward78]

I was wondering if  a Cooler Master 120L Core Close-Loop AIO Liquid Cooler would fit in the front of a SilverStone Technology SG05BB-LITE Mini-ITX Computer Case Super Small Form Factor with SFX PSU Support SG05BB-LITE.

 

$64.99

[OddOod]

The rad will probably fit in that garbage pile of a case, but you're likely going to have to twist the tubes hard and a 120mm AIO is likely to be universally worse than an air cooler

[Edward78]

22 hours ago, OddOod said:

The rad will probably fit in that garbage pile of a case, but you're likely going to have to twist the tubes hard and a 120mm AIO is likely to be universally worse than an air cooler

Ok, thought it could cool my CPU, now I know.