Could this be done?

[Air tree]

Well i was wondering if it's possible or how hard it would be so a h220/h100i could fit in the top of the cubitek mini cube.

 

It looks like it would have enough clearance.

 

It looks like it would (this isn't my picture)

Would the asus maximus impact play a role in the clearance?

[Lord Pantaloons]

If it fit's at all it would be super super tight, also dat cable management, bravo Air Tree bravo

[BigD1970]

I would say think outside the box.Literally.

[Air tree]

 (this isn't my picture)

 

If it fit's at all it would be super super tight, also dat cable management, bravo Air Tree bravo

 

I was just using it for So you could grasp what i'm getting at.

[Lord Pantaloons]

what motherboard is that?

 

 

edit, nvm it's a gigabyte board.

[whatthe_fuzz]

how do you feel about this 

 

[Josh]

Looks like you'd run into clearance issues with the motherboard, especially once there's fans on the rad.

[SheriffHD]

Id say mount it in the front if you want to keep it internal.

[B NEGATIVE]

You can mount it in the top if its offset from the mobo.

 

The easiest way of doing this is cut a square hole the same size as the rad then use something like...

 

 

 

 

What ever grill you get,make sure its oversized with the second set of mount holes,use the second set as the mounting.

If you dont do this,the rad grill will be close to the same size as the rad,the oversized ones give you 10mm lip to mount with.

[Giggitygoebbels]

how do you feel about this 

 

A hand corded drill is fine.Just turn off the hammer action.

[Alex(PlayMedium)]

could you give us the dimensions of the roof?

An h100 rad is 275mm long(2x120+fittings), 122mm wide and with the fans(only one set) 52mm thick, so you have to see if it can fit over your mobo without clearance issues. it'd be best if you'd make a block of wood or something with these dimensions:

280mmx125mmx55mm

note that the length of it may be different, these dimensions are from an h100.

if it fits in the roof and h100 will fit, you'll of course have to drill the vetalation and mounting holes

EDIT: source of dimensions: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5054/corsair-hydro-series-h60-h80-and-h100-reviewed

[enRodjavel]

the h220 needs 295mm space =D