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H20Burner
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On 6/10/2018 at 10:49 AM, H20Burner said:

What is the smallest possible case that can fit a eatx board with a triple rad? Im thinking about upgrading from my motherboard box.

Phanteks Enthoo Pro M TG is about as small as you'll get. 

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3 hours ago, TVwazhere said:

Phanteks Enthoo Pro M TG is about as small as you'll get. 

This case can only support very small EATX so compare the size of your motherboard to the size that is said on their site (262mm if I remember correctly) Corsair 400c is small, fits eatx, and a 360mm rad in front. Although from my experience cramming a lot of stuff in a small case is not that good of an idea. I cannot wait to upgrade from my 400c to the phanteks evolv X when it comes out.

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2 minutes ago, vladonizer said:

This case can only support very small EATX so compare the size of your motherboard to the size that is said on their site (262mm if I remember correctly)

I wish E-ATX was more standardized. It's the 200mm fans of motherboards

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1 minute ago, TVwazhere said:

I wish E-ATX was more standardized. It's the 200mm fans of motherboards

It is really a bummer. My eatx wouldn't fit in the pro m which is one of my favorite cases. So I opted for the 400c and regret it. Not very good cable management, my gpu cables push agains the side panel, and I now hate front mounted radiators

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1 hour ago, vladonizer said:

This case can only support very small EATX so compare the size of your motherboard to the size that is said on their site (262mm if I remember correctly) Corsair 400c is small, fits eatx, and a 360mm rad in front. Although from my experience cramming a lot of stuff in a small case is not that good of an idea. I cannot wait to upgrade from my 400c to the phanteks evolv X when it comes out.

I solved this already. Getting a corsair air 540.

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