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The MasterCase Pro 5 supports a 40mm thick rad at the top (fans not included). If you have the base MasterCase 5, you would not be able to fit an AIO on the top. You can also officially fit a 280mm in the front, but with the hole in the basement, I reckon a 420mm could be squeezed in there if the basement hard drive cage was removed.

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the case only supports a 280mm rad in the front, yet can also support 140mm fans in the top, yet not rads. According to the spec-sheet

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The MasterCase Pro 5 supports a 40mm thick rad at the top (fans not included). If you have the base MasterCase 5, you would not be able to fit an AIO on the top. You can also officially fit a 280mm in the front, but with the hole in the basement, I reckon a 420mm could be squeezed in there if the basement hard drive cage was removed.

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I got the case and I with a little DIY I could fit my Corsair H110i GT in the top.

 

If you place the Radiator in the front, I do not recommend using the HDD cage in the cellar as the hot air gets trapped there and my HDD´s got heated up to over 45°C when the fans where in push and still over close to 40°C when I changed the fans to pull. I even placed an old 80mm fan in front of the HDD cage to get more airflow

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