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Recently purchased a Corsair 750D Full tower case

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I have a big question about the radiator. I purchased the Corsair 750D and it's about to arrive and i also want to buy a 360 Radiator in the mean time but don't know whether it'll fit. I know it's 360mm i can fit on top. I plan on putting a Alphacool NexXxoS UT60 360 Radiator? 60mm + 25mm for my fans. 85mm tops? If not i would like to go with a BlackIce GTX Gen II 360mm radiator. which is i believe 54.5mm and 25mm for my fan, 75.5mm. Would this work? Please don't give me a answer if you do not own the case or have tried this yet.

 

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How big of a clearance is it till the radiator hits the motherboard. Also includes 25mm fans. So account lets say Gentle Typhoons AP-45's. Would it fit if i were to go with the rads listed above?

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It will not fit a 360mm rad without extensive mods. You could always try it.

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You can try modding, but hey! That case is sexy with out any mods done anyway 

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It will not fit a 360mm rad without extensive mods. You could always try it.

Why try it if he can find out for sure. There's a reason there are knowledgeable people on here :P

 

 

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Why try it if he can find out for sure. There's a reason there are knowledgeable people on here :P

Very true, but hey? Why not :)

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Very true, but hey? Why not :)

He could always get one of thoseKoolance things and mount it to the top :P

 

 

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It can't fit the UT60, go with the XT45.

What about the blackice GTX radiator

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He could always get one of thoseKoolance things and mount it to the top :P

those are hideous. 

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What about the blackice GTX radiator

that's 55mm, might be risking it. It always depends on your MOBO VRM heatsinks.

 

 

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that's 55mm, might be risking it. It always depends on your MOBO VRM heatsinks.

I have a mATX board. Yea you'll probably reply back with WTF you using a Gigabyte M5 Z87 board for. Wanted to go for a green, black colour scheme. Had some silver i didn't mind. Bought a Phobya 250 Balancer res

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I have a mATX board. Yea you'll probably reply back with WTF you using a Gigabyte M5 Z87 board for. Wanted to go for a green, black colour scheme. Had some silver i didn't mind. Bought a Phobya 250 Balancer res

Yea.... MATX in a 750D is kind of a waste.

 

 

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You can mount a 360 rad in there, ive got a 240 rad from xspc in my 750D and someone had an ex360 rad on youtube

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https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/64792-just-finished-off-first-watercooled-rig/
 
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