Thermaltake core p5 + h150i?

[tycaatz]

I am looking at upgrading my current rig to an open-frame design and the best case for my needs is the core p5, but i was wondering if it can fit a 360mm rad in it as I can't find any all-in-one cpu liquid coolers with a 480mm rad. The manual on Thermaltake's website says it supports a 360mm radiator but on pcpartpicker it comes up as incompatible, so if anyone who actually knows about this case could help, it would be much appriciated.

[TVwazhere]

2 hours ago, tycaatz said:

I am looking at upgrading my current rig to an open-frame design and the best case for my needs is the core p5, but i was wondering if it can fit a 360mm rad in it as I can't find any all-in-one cpu liquid coolers with a 480mm rad. The manual on Thermaltake's website says it supports a 360mm radiator but on pcpartpicker it comes up as incompatible, so if anyone who actually knows about this case could help, it would be much appriciated.

This seems to be a glitch with PCPartPicker. They dont allow you to select any water cooler for some reaon, but you can DEFINITELY, use an AIO with this case

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/7FHhP6

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/2yFtt6

[Lehan]

12 hours ago, tycaatz said:

I am looking at upgrading my current rig to an open-frame design and the best case for my needs is the core p5, but i was wondering if it can fit a 360mm rad in it as I can't find any all-in-one cpu liquid coolers with a 480mm rad. The manual on Thermaltake's website says it supports a 360mm radiator but on pcpartpicker it comes up as incompatible, so if anyone who actually knows about this case could help, it would be much appriciated.

Just as a note, you may want to grab the core P3 if you do not want to take advantage of the 480mm rad support. Obviously it has some disadvantages, however it is significantly cheaper.