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Too Cramped Case?

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freddiepm61

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If I had a thermaltake tsunami, with two 120 mm fans (1 extracting, 1 blowing)
An SLI System with two arctic cooler nv5 (yes they will fit on the asus board, easily).
An fx55 with a thermalright xp-120, and a 120mm fan.

Would the inside of the case be quite full, and therefore there be lots of dead air spots?
I do not mean full as in it won't fit in the case, but there won't be much space on the mobo, and there will be lots of small spaces...

If this is going to be a problem, how can i rectify it, keeping in mind that sound is an issue?

The cross blower fan on the coolermaster stacker could possibly work it seems, but they don't fit on a tsunami (i think)

Does anyone know if they do, or a mod to make it fit, or some other similar fan system.

thanks again

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If you think the case is going to be too cramped, and you like the idea of the cross flow fan from the Stacker, then why don't you purchase a Stacker. I have one, and all that hardware you are talkin about will fit just fine in a stacker with plenty of room left over, and ton's of air flow.

I love my Stacker, its the best damn case I ever owned. And it certainly beats that Tsunami. But either way you go, good luck.
 
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