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DG-85 FTW Hybrid Compatibility

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Saturday, July 28, 2018 2:38 AM (permalink)
I'm looking to get a full tower case and am leaning towards the DG-85. I have a 1080Ti Hybrid and I'm concerned whether or not the radiator can fit in the back of the case due to the door design. I also have an H100i but am planning to get a CLC 280. Would mounting a 240mm/280mm radiator in the top of the case pose a problem?
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    BennyM
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    Re: DG-85 FTW Hybrid Compatibility Saturday, July 28, 2018 7:56 PM (permalink)
    Hello, 
     
    You would be able to put 1080 ti radiator in the front side of the case and you can mount the 240 or 280 radiator on the top and should have no issues. 
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    Re: DG-85 FTW Hybrid Compatibility Friday, August 24, 2018 0:16 PM (permalink)
    I have a DG-85 and 1080 Hybrid. Hybrid can be mounted to the top, but its a far stretch to the front. I had put the fan first and then the radiator on behind that to shorten the gap.

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