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He wants the new features, that case is from 2009..

 

He says it's too much for his use so he's never gonna get stuff to fill it up. That case is good for BIG custom water loops with 2 480's and 4 way SLI / Crossfire.

well it leaves a lot of room for expansion so having the 900d means he can do rebuilds in it.
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I want a case that is compatible with the h110i, corsair cases are good and i'd love to get them, i feel like the new cases they released have more features than the older one, I'd love to get the 900D but its just too much for my use, i want a case that offers the same cool new features but it isnt as big as the 900D, also i'd love to know what cases are compatible with the H110i that aren't corsair cases.

help me please!

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Do you mean H100i or H110 because to my knowledge there is currently not a H110i? This would make a difference in case compatibility. 

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Should be able to make it work with the Corsair 800D, with the radiators mounted on top.

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Should be able to make it work with the Corsair 800D, with the radiators mounted on top.

He wants the new features, that case is from 2009..

 

Just get a coarsair 900d it is a big case with loads of room to expand.

He says it's too much for his use so he's never gonna get stuff to fill it up. That case is good for BIG custom water loops with 2 480's and 4 way SLI / Crossfire.

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He wants the new features, that case is from 2009..

 

He says it's too much for his use so he's never gonna get stuff to fill it up. That case is good for BIG custom water loops with 2 480's and 4 way SLI / Crossfire.

well it leaves a lot of room for expansion so having the 900d means he can do rebuilds in it.
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He wants the new features, that case is from 2009..

 

He says it's too much for his use so he's never gonna get stuff to fill it up. That case is good for BIG custom water loops with 2 480's and 4 way SLI / Crossfire.

Well, it depends on what he wants. If he wants USB 3.0 connectivity at the front, there is a USB 3.0 upgrade kit. If he wants to add SATA-6 connectivity to the hot-swap area, there is an upgrade kit.

 

well it leaves a lot of room for expansion so having the 900d means he can do rebuilds in it.

The 800D is already a very large case as it is. There's massive amounts of room and unless he is doing a ultra-high end config with exotic cooling systems and mutiple power supplies, the 900D is considerably overkill.

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If it's corsair cases, it fits in the 650D/500R and C70. 

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+1 on the c70. Just installed the h110 in there and fits great! Lots of room to fit almost anything you want.

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I want a case that is compatible with the h110i, corsair cases are good and i'd love to get them, i feel like the new cases they released have more features than the older one, I'd love to get the 900D but its just too much for my use, i want a case that offers the same cool new features but it isnt as big as the 900D, also i'd love to know what cases are compatible with the H110i that aren't corsair cases.

help me please!

Corsair Cases  500r good choice my buddy has a 600t and I really like the look of this case.

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you guys are great! :D I love the 600t but i think its a bit old, same reason why im not getting the 800D, i wish they released a 850D full tower or something, something that isnt as massive as the 900D but has the same feature, ive decided to go with the 900D because ive managed to get some more money, will do Full water cooling system for the First time, your advice has been most helpful, Watch out for my rig on the Build log, Its gonna be awesome, thanks again!!

 

Gonna wait for the new Asus Rog Formula :http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Asus-ROG-Maximus-VI-Formula,22910.html

that will be well suited for case and system!

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Do you mean H100i or H110 because to my knowledge there is currently not a H110i? This would make a difference in case compatibility. 

yes im sorry i meant the h100i

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If it is the H100i you are going to be using then I would recommend taking a look at Fractal Design. Both the Define R4 and the Arc Midi R2 will fit it perfectly. Or you could go with the Define XL R2 or the soon to be released Arc XL which will give you all of the newest features from Fractal (new SSD mounts being one of the major upgrade IMO)

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Almost anything by corsair.

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surprised nobody has recommended the smaller corsair 350d that came out just after the 900d

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surprised nobody has recommended the smaller corsair 350d that came out just after the 900d

thats a mATX case, i want to use a full ATX motherboard or even E-ATX

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I've bought a Corsair 600T so my Swiftech H220 would fit, mount on top.

 

Since they are both carry more or less same dimensions, it should fit perfectly.

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im not getting a H100i anymore, decided to do watercooling properly, i want my case full of radiators

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im not getting a H100i anymore, decided to do watercooling properly, i want my case full of radiators

 

In that case I would say you should go with the Fractal Design Define XL R2 if you are buying now, or the Arc XL if you are going to wait a couple of months (not sure of the exact release date).

. Looks pretty sweet.
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In that case I would say you should go with the Fractal Design Define XL R2 if you are buying now, or the Arc XL if you are going to wait a couple of months (not sure of the exact release date).

. Looks pretty sweet.

OMG THE arc mini R2 :D so cute!

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