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The cord length should suffice. I just purchased 2 jetflo fans and i gotta say, the metal construction is worth it. Metal threads for the screws on both sides, the decibel (RPM) limiters are far out.

yes, there are tons of fan mounts and passive air path on that case. Since it has 2 sides (i'm sure you've done your research on it) it gets rid of all that clutter allowing optimal airflow for essential parts. I've been considering acquiring one of these, but alas.. I am broke. but seriously...

you plug them in via a pwm splitter provided by Corsair which goes into the CPU block of the H100i. All these Noctua fans aren't really worth the $130.. You can get packs of Corsairs SP120 and AF140 for $30 a pack (2 pcs.) At 7V the fans are basically all the same noise level. full 12v - no...

7870 falls in line with the R9 270X in performance. The only difference is the 270X takes advantage of Mantle. You'll be able to run most games at medium - high settings depending on the resolution. The card should fit just fine, I've seen builds with Windforce and reference 780 ti cards in...

Yes, you have the ability to mount the cooler at the top dual 120mm mounting spot BUT.. Depending on the height of the heatsinks on your motherboard and placement of your 8 pin CPU header it maaaaayy not fit.

The 300R windowed version is a great starting platform for any system. dual 120mm fan/radiator mounting spots in the top and front bezels, with 120mm exhaust points located on the back IO panel and on the floor of the case. With few cable management holes, Corsair did a great job at the...

^ agreed. Even the 8350 is basically an Overclocked 8320..

the 230T comes with 3 included fans, this case will allow for ample airflow with supplied fans.

yes, remove and clean off the residue from the cpu. Use 99% Isopropyl alcohol to clean the surface.

any error messages or Blue screens?

UGH.. I'm jealous. I just started a build with the Air 540, because the enthoo luxe was sold out. :/

what are the cases that you switched from and to? Brands of said specs? PSU Wattage?

Yes.. Yes... The fact that it has the best price to performance ratio, that it's expandable to add another block and rad and that you can basically make it fit any color scheme IS pretty appealing. But with the high profile heat sinks on my RAM sticks, I'll never be able to get that thing in...

The 650D is better looking IMO, more rigid and carries better cable management options. The 760T however has better Radiator mounting options (allowing 360mm compared to 650's 280mm) But they're both cosair cases, both offering great features within, good airflow, always great cable...

The performance in either unit is still comparable despite the aluminum Rad fins. I'm cooling My FX-8350 OC to 4.6Ghz with steady temps of < 40C MAX at working loads and as low as 26C at Idle. Swiftech is bulky as hell and just plain ol' ugly. BUT, the fact that you can expand and add coloured...