[SOLVED] Question about aio radiator location.

[ihavedied_]

I'm thinking about building a computer in the MasterCase h500 [http://, and I'm planning on getting a AMD Ryzen 7 2700x and cooling it with a Floe triple ring 360 http:// . However, I want to know if I keep the two front fans on since the radiator will only fit in the front, and how I would go about doing so.

 

[qqtronics]

If you're dead set on the 360mm rad, your only option may be to replace the front fans with the static pressure fans of the AIO. I don't see how you'll fix the radiator to the front otherwise.

 

[ihavedied_]

If you're dead set on the 360mm rad, your only option may be to replace the front fans with the static pressure fans of the AIO. I don't see how you'll fix the radiator to the front otherwise.

So if I decide to go with a 240mm rad, would the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240Rhttp:// be enough for the Ryzen 7 2700x, and would there be enough cooling for the whole case with only the front fans and a 25 dollar corsair fan in the back? (Would be using a 1060 6gb)

 

[qqtronics]

If you're dead set on the 360mm rad, your only option may be to replace the front fans with the static pressure fans of the AIO. I don't see how you'll fix the radiator to the front otherwise.

So if I decide to go with a 240mm rad, would the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240Rhttp:// be enough for the Ryzen 7 2700x, and would there be enough cooling for the whole case with only the front fans and a 25 dollar corsair fan in the back? (Would be using a 1060 6gb)

It'll probably be enough even if you decide to overclock. Should be enough cooling with two exhausts out of the top and the huge front fans.

 

[nobspls]

If your case does not have existing mounting holes on top, I would just drill my own mounting holes and install the radiator on the top of the case. If I must, I'll fabricate my own grill for the top. Dremel tools, hacksaws are good tools for the custom case mods.

 

[ihavedied_]

If you're dead set on the 360mm rad, your only option may be to replace the front fans with the static pressure fans of the AIO. I don't see how you'll fix the radiator to the front otherwise.

So if I decide to go with a 240mm rad, would the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240Rhttp:// be enough for the Ryzen 7 2700x, and would there be enough cooling for the whole case with only the front fans and a 25 dollar corsair fan in the back? (Would be using a 1060 6gb)

Alright so the fans on the AIO also provide cooling for the case. Good to know. Thanks!

It'll probably be enough even if you decide to overclock. Should be enough cooling with two exhausts out of the top and the huge front fans.