Will a 212 evo fit in this case?
1364062
It looks like the cooler will only fit in the case with the side fan removed. The maximum height it will take with it on is 6".
1364063
Yes, but. Depending upon your memory configuration and motherboard layout, you may only be able to use one fan on the cooler. Also, in my case, I had to remove one of the side panel fans. But it works every bit as good as my liquid cooled system, so I am quite pleased. (I was able to keep both fans on the cooler.)
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Measuring my case it is about 6.5 inches from the motherboard to the side of the case. I read that the 212 evo is 6.3 inches tall ,so if your CPU is less than .2 inches thick it might just fit. It would be really close and I can't garentee anything without actually trying it in the case. I am not accounting for the additional room the window supplies so that could be another few tenths of an inch. Either way it would be really tight. The x-sniper is a pretty big case but its not too ecsesivly deep. Bottom line, I think I would look for a smaller CPU cooler or a deeper case but if your heart is set on this pair you might be able to pull it off, but keep the receipt. Measuring my case it is about 6.5 inches from the motherboard to the side of the case. I read that the 212 evo is 6.3 inches tall ,so if your CPU is less than .2 inches thick it might just fit. It would be really close and I can't garentee anything without actually trying it in the case. I am not accounting for the additional room the window supplies so that could be another few tenths of an inch. Either way it would be really tight. The x-sniper is a pretty big case but its not too ecsesivly deep. Bottom line, I think I would look for a smaller CPU cooler or a deeper case but if your heart... » Read More Measuring my case it is about 6.5 inches from the motherboard to the side of the case. I read that the 212 evo is 6.3 inches tall ,so if your CPU is less than .2 inches thick it might just fit. It would be really close and I can't garentee anything without actually trying it in the case. I am not accounting for the additional room the window supplies so that could be another few tenths of an inch. Either way it would be really tight. The x-sniper is a pretty big case but its not too ecsesivly deep. Bottom line, I think I would look for a smaller CPU cooler or a deeper case but if your heart is set on this pair you might be able to pull it off, but keep the receipt. « Show Less
1364065
It fit in mine. You can't have a fan mounted on the top side panel mount, but it fits - barely.
1079910
It does NOT fit the Hyper 212 Evo. You will have to bend or otherwise modify the case in order to make it close comfortably. Sadly, there is also very little clearance at the top of the case for a water cooler. If you want to install one at the top of the case, you would be best off with it outside, after cutting out the grilles.
378308
Yes. I'm actually using a Hyper212 Evo in my setup. The top of the heatsink just barely clears the left side case door. There's enough clearance at the top of the case that you can install the optional top vent case fans even after both mobo and Hyper212 are installed. I would recommend installing the cooler after the mobo is installed and everything plugged in though, as the top stand off screws/fan sockets/power sockets will be kind of hard to reach if you install the cooler before indtalling the mobo in the case.
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while I can't give an exact yes/no answer, I can say that this Antec case is a standard width and should accommodate a wide variety of coolers ... I swapped out the OEM fan and heatsink supplied with the AMD quad core CPU on my motherboard with a taller heatsink and larger fan and had lots of room to spare in between the top of the fan and the inside of the side panel facing it ... there's also ample room for your cooling fluid piping ... hope this helps
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I have no idea how big an EVO CPU cooler is. The memory has the standard footprint (Length & Height). Do a fit check with standard DDR-3 RAM. You should be able to borrow a stick from another computer. Then check the tech data and photo before you order.
1017484
Your Corsair CPU cooler can be used with this case, all you have to do is remove the rear case fan and replace it with the Corsair H80i fan
2045819
The average case is is about 7.5" wide. Your Asus case is 6.5"... After measuring my Hyper 212 with a tape measure it comes to 4"..Which is narrower than my power supply. It might be a tight fit but it should fit.. Hope this helps..
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The Fans are 120mm just like the description says. I am not sure what the size of the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO is but I would check the measurements of it first to see if 120mm Fans will fit it.
1894986
The motherboard and well as the power supply should fit in the case with no problems. The water cooler should fit as well but make sure that you have available 120mm fan ports on your case before you install.
1181001
it depends on the case, it fits in most. all of your components are compatible
627213
I would not use this as a CPU cooler, I would recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. This is best used as an additional tower/case fan.
1416687
Absolutely, I installed a 212 evo and a 7870 so I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work.
328914
I bought a corsair 750. It fit very well. Ventilation through the bottom of the case. As for your specific motherboard and CPU, make sure you get adequate power.
1252396
Just get a ruler and measure, it fits in mine just fine, i have a cooler master haf case
1847350
i cant look at it right now, but compare the dimensions. this case is small as fuark so i would be shy of putting any aftermarket in, but even then. you could always cut out a little area to make your cooler fit with a little coming out of the side.
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I have an ASUS Z87PRO with Intel i7 processor and have affixed the Hyper 212 EVO on top as the CPU cooler with no problems. The Hyper 212 EVO can use one or two 120mm fans to cool it. Mine came with 1 fan that I placed to the right of the cooler (if you're looking at it) and it draws air in and pushes it towards the back fan. I bought 2 120mm fans for the front of the case that suck in air and then the Hyper 212 EVO pulls the air through and send it out the case via the rear 120mm fan. It is VERY tight in regards to my memory slots (I have Kingston Hyper RAM) but fits. The fins on the RAM add a bit of width to the memory sticks but it does fit. If you have normal memory with no fins you'll be fine. I guess it depends on your motherboard and the placement of the CPU and memory slots. I bet the engineers thought this out and it would be fine with almost every configuration. Do a quick Google search with you motherboard model and the use of the Hyper 212 EVO if you're a bit hesitant. Long story short: It worked for me. I've added a picture just in case (not the clearest image but note the memory to the right of the cooler and note the space between it and the rear fan if you're thinking of installing a second fan for pull-push).
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It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.