Question 150mm Dual Tower Heatsink?

[IDProG]

I have an NR200 case. I currently use the Thermalright Peerless Assassin. According to Hardware Canucks (or at least how I get it), coolers up to 158mm tall can fit, but the left side fan bracket cannot be installed. Coolers up to 155mm tall can fit alongside the bracket.

The height of the Peerless Assassin in the documentation is 155mm. Imagine my shock when I found out that I couldn't install the fan bracket with the cooler installed. I have bought 2 Arctic P14 fans and unfortunately, they have to wait.

So, I think I should find a shorter heatsink.

FYI, I do not use any of the fans of the Peerless Assassin, and I do not plan to use the fans of the next heatsink, either.

My future fan config will be:
- 92mm intake at the back
- 120mm intake at the top
- Two 140mm intake at the left
- Use positive air pressure to exhaust at the top and the right side

Are there any dual tower CPU cooler that's 150mm tall and cheap?

Thank you in advance.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

I'm not sure what you mean by right and left.

Why would you intake air from the back, top, and left? Sounds like you don't have a single exhaust fan. I understand positive airflow pressure, but I would expect the top and rear to be exhaust. Heat rises and you can't push air into such a small case from both directions (front and rear), or maybe you can. Not sure how well that will work.

I'm so confused.

 

[scout_03]

the best air flow for you with this case will be front intake and top exhaust also see this one for cpu cooler https://www.newegg.com/deepcool-ag400-plus/p/N82E16835856252

 

[Lafong]

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145 mm tall.

Dual tower.