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do i need the extra rad space?

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but is the extra 140x140 of rad space important with my hardware or should i spend less and get just what i need? also should it be possible to mount an average/thin 140 rad in the back fan mount with a 30mm 280 rad mounted in the top?

 

One sec I have the manual here:

 

Says a 140 is fine with a 30mm rad up top. I would still fit a 420 rad up top, it has the mounts for them.

 

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Indeed!

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what is the required height of the mosfet heatsinks to remove the 280/420mm radiator thickness limitation?

 

I couldn't say sorry, personally I'd remove the heatsinks and fit waterblocks so there would be no interference.

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