Are this case and water cooler compatible?

[bigkittyjr]

So I just bought this case:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811353085

And I'm looking to buy this air cooler:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835106216R

And I'm wondering if they will be compatible.
If they are not compatible, can you guys suggest a air cooler that isn't the hyper 212 evo that is in the 30 - 50 dollar range?

Thanks,
- Bigkittyjr

 

[azaran]

If the specs on both products are exactly right, you have 1mm of clearance with that cooler.

 

[azaran]

If you're not married to the idea of that cooler, I'd recommend looking at the Cryorig H7. Smaller height and a great cooler.

 

[bigkittyjr]

Any other coolers that you would recommend for the AM3+ cooler socket?

 

[azaran]

Any other coolers that you would recommend for the AM3+ cooler socket?

Honestly, no. Assuming you're in a country where they're available, and with the budget you have in mind, I can't see a reason to go with a different one. I've installed a few H7s in systems and loved them. They're better than the ol standard Hyper 212; cost only a little bit more, have no RAM overhang, whisper quiet and are fantastic coolers while still being smaller than the 212. It's not a massive OC beast or anything but its not intended to be. There are an absolute insane amount of coolers on the market so everyone is going to have a different opinion but right now this is my personal favorite for a good tower cooler

 

[Karadjgne]

The Cryorig H7 beats the hyper212 in every area except price, it's a few $ more, no biggie. It'll easily handle any i5 or i7 at stock speeds and will handle any OC upto @4.4GHz, so don't try using it with oc on an i7 3770k/4770k/4790k etc. Other than that it's a fantastic low budget cooler for those who want better than stock performance. If that model is unavailable (they do tend to sell out very fast) the Cryorig C7 is also an option as is the Raijintek Aidos.