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Z270 Stinger, which case to get?

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2017/11/22 12:24:35 (permalink)
I had a z270 gigabyte MB that died and I need to replace it. The CPU and Ram work fine. Originally I wanted to go EVGA on that build but it was not out yet.
I am looking at getting the Z270 stinger because I want a system that is compact.
 
What is the best CPU cooler and case for that MB?
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    jtalas
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    Re: Z270 Stinger, which case to get? 2017/11/22 12:50:54 (permalink)
    I've built my machine in an EVGA Hadron Air, a beautiful and compact mITX case with a 550W PSU included. It seemed to be discontinued but it is for sale again. Please note: the built-in fans are not PWM-compatible (I just realized it), you probably want to replace them.
     
    I placed an Arctic Freezer 13 Limited Edition in it (titanium black - hell yeah 🙂) that has a maximum cooling performance of 200W (!).
     
     

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    Re: Z270 Stinger, which case to get? 2017/11/23 08:29:42 (permalink)
    Will any of the CPU Closed Loop Coolers fit in the Hadron cases?
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    Re: Z270 Stinger, which case to get? 2017/11/25 12:59:56 (permalink)
    check out the ThermalTake V1, its a small cube that supports a 120 AIO and is roomy enough for a real PSU and full size GPU (2 slot spaces thick only). i just did one in it and it was a pleasure to work with.

                                   
                                                 Heatware: http://heatware.com/eval.php?id=72498
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