Does NZXT H440 overheat?

[MrSushi]

I will have GTX 970 in 2-way SLI and i would like to overclock them. Will i have good temperatures even while GPUs being overclocked in NZXT H440? I will propably get watercooling for CPU (Corsair H105 or H100i still cant decide) and i will place radiator on the top of the case. I would like to overclock my 1600MHz memory as well. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6qPvvK 

 

Still not sure if i get good enough temperatures for those GPUs   . If i do get good temperatures i get the H440 immediately    .

[FirstDose]

It shouldn't be a problem if you have case fans.

[Laputacake]

As long as you have decent airflow

[Mao_Zedong]

Your link is broken fyi.

 

OT: It is fine, it comes with 4 fans which is better than most, and it can add more. It won't be great if you want to do extreme watercooling, but it is good enough. 

[MrSushi]

Your link is broken fyi.

 

OT: It is fine, it comes with 4 fans which is better than most, and it can add more. It won't be great if you want to do extreme watercooling, but it is good enough. 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6qPvvK

[MrSushi]

Your link is broken fyi.

 

OT: It is fine, it comes with 4 fans which is better than most, and it can add more. It won't be great if you want to do extreme watercooling, but it is good enough. 

I just want one dual 240mm radiator on the top for the cpu. other components are going to be cooled by air.

[Mao_Zedong]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6qPvvK

Overall is seems good, though that headset is pretty bad, I recommend getting sennheiser hd558s or audio-technica ad900x and a modmic.

[Chronos5618]

I have that case with the H105. Temps shouldn't be a problem- a single overclocked 780 hit about 30, so two 970s should be just fine

[MrSushi]

Overall is seems good, though that headset is pretty bad, I recommend getting sennheiser hd558s or audio-technica ad900x and a modmic.

btw is it actually worth it to get 7.1 headset?

[Mao_Zedong]

btw is it actually worth it to get 7.1 headset?

No, not at all, if you want more answer, post in the audio subforum about it and they will bad me up on these. These three videos will help you, the first one isn't very relevant, but before the actual recommendations, it gives context: