Noctua NH-U9B fits. Even in vertical mode. In horizontal mode only with low profile RAM.

Hi.  I see here that the H80 is possible with the Hydro edition?
 
Does this apply to the H80i as well because no matter what I do I cannot figure out how to mount it.
 
I am even trying the Evga Acx mitx cooler and still can't fit that baby in.  

Will the zalman cnps9900max-r 135mm heatsink fit?

ill be using the evga stinger z87 with gskill ares ram, just for the little but of clearance

Wicked ordered

I believe it does with ASRock mobo's but you can only use the bottom fan, the top fan won't clear the side panel. Also you might have to sleeve your PSU wires so that they clear the HD drive bay and the cooler.
 
Look at some of the builds on the forum and you'll come across a build with a C14. http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=2103202

Swiftech h220 be fitting in a hydro?

EVGA_JacobF

Drerex

Jacob, the EVGA Certified water cooling loop, is that going to be a EVGA branded swiftech? 

No, it is a custom one, but you can really use any CPU waterblock. (Its the reservoir and radiator that are made specifically for the box)

I have the Hadron Hydro with water kit and I couldn't get the CPU backplate to sit flat on the back of the motherboard. I can't remember what it was, but it was sitting on a component on the motherboard that made it uneven. I am using the Z87 Stinger board. No matter which way I turned it, it was uneven. Are you supposed to remove any of the foam pieces? I just installed it the way it came in the box.

Any play with a 5.5 height, i guess what I'm asking is if the heatsink will be flush with the plexi. 

Mattv111
Hi I just ordered my Hadron Air and was wondering if the Cooler Master Hyper 212 evo fits in the case.

I can confirm it does not. It's simply too tall, it peeks out of the side of the case quite a bit. One would have to remove the side of the case entirely or just remove the window, which would most likely introduce dust and mess up the cooling on it.
 

This my recommendation if someone want AIR cooler for Hadron 
Noctua NH-U9S or some 120mm AIO systems... NH-U9S is smaller than some picture present but very effective.
 

 
Nobody know who produce power supply for Hadron?
 

Hey ppl, I need some help...
I've being using a i5 3470 with a Noctua NH-L9i, but temps are getting a little high (close to 80ºC).
I live in a hot place (ambient temp close to 30ºC) and I don't have ac on my computer room, so I need a bigger cooler...
I was thinking about Tt Nic L31 (seems like it's 140mm high).

Would that be compatible with Gigabyte GA-Z77-WIFI?

Thx for the info Zuhl3156. I've thought about an AIO, but I'm in a budget now, and also I want to avoid problems with the radiator placement.

Hi,
 
Spent the weekend installing the EVGA Hydro cooler in my Hadron Hydro.  Found a serious problem with the pump and fan wiring. Both are only three-pin connectors instead of four-pin.  My motherboard, is a popular new Skylake board from ASUS, the Z170I.  It requires a 4-pin connection to the CPU motherboard connector. If I connect the pump or radiator chassis fans the PC will not boot, due to a CPU protection feature.  I connected a separate fan with four-pin connector, and the PC would boot fine.  It is also impossible to attach the pump directly to the CPU connector, as the cable is too short and it won't reach.  The kit comes with a y-cable adapter to connect the pump and LED to a Molex connector on the power supply. This leaves the motherboard thinking no CPU fan is connected.  Have you updated the pump design with a 4-pin connection?
 
Also, the compression fittings for the tubing have very few threads and the tubing is very thick.  It was impossible to start the thread and tighten without using hand tools. I gave up on one and used a hose clamp.  I love the radiator design and the water block seems nice, but this has been very frustrating.

I ended up going with Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO - CPU Cooler with 120 mm PWM Fan
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103099
 
Don't let pics fool you was needed fast so went $30 on it, it cools great but on 1151 and Z170 boards it does not extend out far enough stock fan hit memory, so I reversed it to back of cooler ended up touching my chipset so had to pull fan up a little this thing is pretty massive most likely going to grab a EVGA cooler or another Zalman later on done spent enough on this new build lol.
 
Pretty sure most 1150 sockets coolers will fit 1151 builds. I used 1150 install on this worked just fine I'm sure those sweet EVGA coolers do the same
 
I'm getting a constant 175-200FPS in BF4 insane looking coming off my old ddr2 780i rig