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RADIATOR CLEARANCE

 

Noctis 450 with a 60mm rad (Coolstream XTX)

Mobo is MSI X99S GAMING 7

G.SKILL RIPJAWS DDR 16GB (4x4)

 

I assume you want it to be in the top of the case, It can work with a 60mm rad but only in a push or pull config with the fans on the exterior metal and under the plastic covers:

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/nzxt_noctis_450_review/1

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This helps a lot. I think you will be totally fine. 

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RADIATOR CLEARANCE

 

Noctis 450 with a 60mm rad (Coolstream XTX)

Mobo is MSI X99S GAMING 7

G.SKILL RIPJAWS DDR 16GB (4x4)

 

I assume you want it to be in the top of the case, It can work with a 60mm rad but only in a push or pull config with the fans on the exterior metal and under the plastic covers:

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/nzxt_noctis_450_review/1

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Read the title.

I did read the title. you have to give more information than that. Tell where the rad is going, which side you want to mount fans. And it doesn't hurt to type something like "hey guys, can you let me know if this will fit?" or something in the description instead of just product names.

"LTT's official.."STOP. I promise you aren't LTT's official bagel eater or whatever. Trust me. 

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