Fitting a Asus Rampage V into a NZXT H440

[monjanger]

I am not into modding and don't plan to have to spend time on this project. I am trying to fit a Asus Rampage V into a NZXT H440 (Red and Black). The Rampage V is the only motherboard that fits the color scheme I am going for besides the MSI X99s Sli Plus which is lacking features I want. Anywho, how would I do this and is this possible? Thanks!

[othertomperson]

That's an eATX motherboard, so I'd be inclined to say not without modding.

[cloclo8003]

If it's an ATX motherboard, it'll fit
EDIT: Whoops, didn't even made research... my bad
I recommend getting the Corsair 750D instead.

[monjanger]

That's an eATX motherboard, so I'd be inclined to say not without modding.

I will do a little modding.

[JoaoPRSousa]

Define XL

[MattP123]

I will do a little modding.

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[TheKDub]

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Instead of using rubber grommet parts, you could probably just put a little bit of electrical tape along the bottom of the mobo where it would touch the case, I'd go for this as rubber grommet parts could fall out from behind the mobo during installation and/or may not supply enough space from the case if placed incorrectly.

[airdeano]

I am not into modding and don't plan to have to spend time on this project. I am trying to fit a Asus Rampage V into a NZXT H440 (Red and Black). The Rampage V is the only motherboard that fits the color scheme I am going for besides the MSI X99s Sli Plus which is lacking features I want. Anywho, how would I do this and is this possible? Thanks!

 

pretty well-packed. arrived unblemished and unscarred. ripped the case apart to

reveal some unknowns from reviews and tossed my RIVE to find out if this will

accept E-ATX and it will, just have to remove the corner cable grommets.

if you don't it bends the board on the outer mounting locations. removing the

grommets allowed the board to sit flat. to guard the PCB, i would suggest

electrical tape to be place along the metallic area to guard against possible short

circuit. using the Thermaltake Water Extreme 2.0 (38mm thick radiator) and a

25mm thick fan and you'll see there is clearance to operate with some spare.

now be known, not all RAM/'sink locations are the same, so you'll prolly have to

test fit your H105 and Tt WE 2.0 to verify fitment with different chipsets and CPU

platforms. mounting the hoses towards the rear does restrict the rear i/o fan

(careful to notice this). may have to have the hose enter/exit towards front.

the fan is mounted in the lowest position.