@Vr Gaming Italia point is, the 3070ti is an expensive object to throw around, and before you say "Baah, it's not expensive I have so much money baahh" not everyone does.
@@rellt5498 i remember all my parts arrived while i was at work and i spent the next 4 hours building it bc i couldnt find the parts box with screws and such (it was in the hard drive bay) and then after all that i sat and watched windows 11 slowly install from my boot drive. then slowly downloaded every browser and the games i wanted 😂 i was exhausted the next day but i didnt sleep a wink
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs AN AIO I SUPPOSED TO BE ON TOP RIDICULOUS. This is not because RUclipsRS put their aio on front this is supposed to be mounted in front. The case is ACTUALLY compatible with AIO on top and a zotax 3070Ti. Again as 99% of the time, user mistake not manufacturer.
The case is listed as 320mm max GPU length. The Zotac card is 316mm. NOUA demon t8. Considering he says the same thing to everyone regarding this while also avoiding ever naming the model of the case, I'm pretty sure NOUA had the proper specs listed and he just didn't do the math. I would always subtract the radiator size from max gpu length with a few mm extra just to be sure. Also I will never build in small ATX cases ever again, even though my 3070ti xc3 fits just fine in my Corsair 220t airflow. I have an aircooler on the CPU though. lmao
I swear I thought about getting a 40 series, got a 3060 Ti, and it perfectly fit in my case. I thought I would have plenty of clearence but boy was I wrong.
i went from a 1660 super to a 4080 i had to get a new case the graphics could fit but it was bumping one of the fans and i coulda barely put the glass panel back on 😭but i did have a rather weird case
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
@JuicyDizzyim assuming he doesn't want to swap cases cause hed have to cable manage again plus its so close to fitting all he really needs is a different aio or a air cooler with clearance
I don’t have money to waste so when I bought parts for my build I made sure to research everything down to the inches and centimeters of my case lol This would make me upset, but I’d just either send back my case or sell it and get a bigger one
Researching plenty before is always a good idea! Here the specs were listed wrong, unfortunately, but I fixed it by swapping to a 120mm radiator on the back!
@@WhoAreYouQu3stionMark yeah I agree. I almost got a 7000d but instead got a 5000d Corsair airflow case. I plan on slowly adding more to it (eventually ten fans and a 3090 ti)
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
easy answer, your radiator is not in the right spot, youre letting air bubbles into your cpu block with the tubes at the top like that, optimal placement is on the top of ur case EDIT: you didnt even put the block on the right way lol, youre pretty much ruining ur own cooling performance big time
@@Marty._.McFlight id, thats literally the first thing any popular guide will show you, sadly nobody knows how to research anything anymore before they just do it (jayztwocents does not count as a guide channel hes wrong half of the time anyway)
All his problems could have been avoided. Tape measure. Measure the graphics card. Measure the case. See if the card will fit. Done. Why didn't he do that? It would have taken 20 seconds.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Still ur fault lol couldve just check width of the aio and lenght of gpu added them together and see if its less than the length of the case
@@fujibayashi2836 nah its the case it’s way too small, and that’s not even a big gpu either, I have a 360mm aio in my case mid tower and was still able to fit a Suprim 4090 with a lot of extra clearance.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@xxmeanyheadxx actually heat rises, two factors are conduction and convection, many wanna check out Jayz2cents about radiators he gives a very good lesson on it. But don’t worry I’ve only been building rigs since dial up internet so who am I to tell you your wrong
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
@@xxmeanyheadxx heat rising is pretty much negligent when you add in fans lol. yes, heat rises, anyone with an internet connection can google it to confirm, however when you introduce multiple fans in a sealed case, and actually set your airflow right, the heat will move any way you want it to lol
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 a goos 120mm one was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@DebayanOPthe meaning behind the joke: if you don't know ask your parents..your obviously not meant to understand what you don't know now....the surface: it's a pc builder thing..always double check your dimensions to make sure you're case is big enough for added accessories and parts...DUH
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
mount the AIO on the top, also hoses on top is bad for the pump, the air in the closed loop will always rise to the top. Which is right at the hose ports. You’ll burn out your pump cuz it’s constantly sucking air while trying to flow the liquid. GamersNexus did a video on this and showed how much air bubbles and less liquid was fed to the pump with your hose ports at the top of the loop.(highest point)
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs hopefully you don’t have a decent cpu. 120mm aios notoriously suck compared to 240mm aios and cheap air coolers. They are only recommended as last resort options in SFF builds where you can’t fit anything else. Many prebuilts have shitty thermals because manufacturers think it’s a good idea to slap a 120mm aio on an i7/ryzen 7 or higher.
Never had that problem my self. But, I do know that case manufacturers and GPU manufacturers provide the GPU max length accepted, and the actual GPU length, and of course the front mounted AIO radiator thickness and fan thickness should be subtracted from that number.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
L bro I know the pain, I was building a system with a 3070 and 220t a year back and it was a couple mm away from fitting, ended up swapping it with a 4000d airflow. Stopped being lazy with compatibility checks after that day lol
You forgot to check the dimensions.. didnt you? Ive made the same mistake before with an aio. It was so long it was running into the cd reader rack. Had to dremel out a portion of the rack. Never again.
Put the radiator up on top and use normal fans at the front panel! If you have a 360mm aio i suggest you sell it and get a 240mm since top panels on most cases only support 240mm aios. If you did put your aio in the top panel hopefully then you’ll save some millimetres to fit that gpu in place!
Also If you want some good aesthetics i recommend you rotate the pump to make the tubes on pump on the right side instead of the top since thats how master cooler aio’s should be set, it still performs well without any problem it’s just for aesthetics. If you want more info you can contact me and I can try to help you and give you some advice! :)
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Bro got a monitor from 2009. No wonder why he put the rad in the wrong place, also why the actual pump is fitted sideways. The logo should not be on the side like that, Actual smooth brain moment,
@@ImWateringPSUs He could also just go to their closest best buy or micro center if they have one and they could probably just get a air cooler and return the aio to where he got it
This is one of the reasons you need to test fit things before you fully fit them, and also make sure the case is big enough for the GPU before you buy it (the measurements are all in the spec lists)
Experienced this pain just few days ago. I had to get another case. Old case was Cooler master SL600M which I really love but had to upgrade because RTX 3080 wouldn’t fit
What hurts even more is watching him manhandle it, but the worst part is that he set his gpu upright just balancing on the pins LIKE WHO DOES THAT??? like they wont bend that easily but it just hurts, everything about this video hurts
Honnestly, it was saveable He has enough room if he mounts the radiator at the top of the case. He'll have to rework some stuff, but ultimately it'll fit.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Never trust advertisement talk. I mean literally checking dimensions. Even those can be wrong if you're unlucky. But that was still your mistake here.
Dont installa aio in the front with the hoses coming from up because radiatir is not full of liquid and the air up there will make annoying noises. So just install radiator with the hoses coming from down or if gpu diesnt fit just install to the top of the case
For real that's a rookie mistake for a builder, if you don't measure your card to see if it's going to fit your case BEFORE you buy the case, then how can you be mad?
while i like the idea of the short i cant say i relate lol. i learned from everyone else when i was getting into PC gaming... check size on everything. even if it involves a rad or some other variable if you search hard enough there is atleast a handful of people who have done your exact setup.
Dude I feel you! My 3080 broke so I bought a new amd 79000xt. Radiator made it not fit but I took an exhaust fan out and wiggled it in from an angle. 1mm bigger and I would be royally SCREWED
Dont need to buy a separate case u can buy a small headsink and heat pipe or that cooler which cools the actual gpu board online for cheaper and change the board to that cooler then fit it inside
ik this was a year ago but theres a simple fix just take off the fans from the case put the gpu in put the fans back on and it would fit because the gpu goes slightly back when in
As someone who installed an existing system into an matx form factor case can confirm that the case manufacturer clearly gives information about the dimensions of the applicable graphics card dimensions w/wo front radiator installed.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
I mean at this price point why not buying a bigger case. ALSO, looking for size compatibility is part of building a pc process. You always need to look if your AIO fit somewhere and if your GPU will aswell. Obviously it wont fit if the gpu barely fit in the case without AIO and you add a front AIO like that.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Its the feeling of someone who did not really checked clearance or even the case it was using to see if the components would actually fit, specially on larger cards...
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs! I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Back in the days when RTX 3080 launched most of them are Triple fans there are some 3080s with dual fans but I don't see them much often but for 4070 we do have dual fan 4070 from Msi and Asus so hopefully when Nvidia launch rtx 5000 series in the future I do hope there will be more Dual fan gpus don't get me wrong I love triple fans gpu but me specifically like compact matx builds so I would usually prefer dual fan gpu Even if I have to pick 4090 I would go with FE 4090 (Purely my personal preferences)
I made the same mistake, case was atx compatible but 3cm short for my gpu. Unfortunately the 300 videos i saw of people building pcs never mentioned this. Had to take 10 extra days for the new case to get shipped.
His anger at the end I can relate!
AHAHAHAHHAHA
Idiots. READ SPECS
@@IGame4Fun2 that’s why I always read specs and RUclips when it comes to builds.
@@Blaquegold same
i just got my new gpu today, I was worried that the gpu will not fit in my prebuilt. In the end my gpu was 10 mm short to hitting the wall of the case
Watching him manhandle a 3070 ti because he let his anger take over him absolutely shreds my mental state.
I’m not breaking it, no worries :) I do worse on the page!
it's just a 3070ti wtf
@@vrgamingitalia8105 yea your buggin
@@Suzame-chan i don't know what it mean, still only a 3070 ti.
@Vr Gaming Italia point is, the 3070ti is an expensive object to throw around, and before you say "Baah, it's not expensive I have so much money baahh" not everyone does.
Trust me, the anger is 10x worse when you're up at 12am trying to finish up the build and go to sleep to use it tomorrow and this shit happens
Go to sleep to use it the next day? Fuck that 4 cups of coffee and I’m on that shit all night and morning 😂
@@rellt5498 i remember all my parts arrived while i was at work and i spent the next 4 hours building it bc i couldnt find the parts box with screws and such (it was in the hard drive bay) and then after all that i sat and watched windows 11 slowly install from my boot drive. then slowly downloaded every browser and the games i wanted 😂 i was exhausted the next day but i didnt sleep a wink
@@rellt5498 LMAO fair fair
Maaaaaan I’ve been there too, I remember on my first PCs I literally would fall asleep by pure exhaustion after 8 hours of work😅😂
Takes me about 30 mins to build something water-cooled wtf are you doing to it?
Bros having a meltdown over placing the radiator in the wrong spot
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
putting radiator on the front isn't wrong but sure putting it on top is better
@@ImWateringPSUsmount it on bottom 😂
@@ImWateringPSUs man, 120mm is useless. You should change your chasis
Exactly
The monitor at the end makes the 4070 useless 💀
3070ti*
It was the old testing monitor I used on newly built PCs in my lab, if you check out the newer videos I’ve upgraded it!
Monitors only affect how it looks not how it feels you’ll feel the smoothness just not see it fully
@@cutie6422and this is just for testing as long as it can display something itll work 😂
@ImWateringPSUs So you have a "lab" but you can't build a PC to save your life?
this is why you check the case internal dimensions lmfao
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs that's great, sorry if my comment came across badly!
@@ImWateringPSUs I always go a size larger than 'it should fit'. I'm always gonna be hella sure, i've been there :D
@@ImWateringPSUs AN AIO I SUPPOSED TO BE ON TOP RIDICULOUS. This is not because RUclipsRS put their aio on front this is supposed to be mounted in front. The case is ACTUALLY compatible with AIO on top and a zotax 3070Ti. Again as 99% of the time, user mistake not manufacturer.
The case is listed as 320mm max GPU length. The Zotac card is 316mm. NOUA demon t8. Considering he says the same thing to everyone regarding this while also avoiding ever naming the model of the case, I'm pretty sure NOUA had the proper specs listed and he just didn't do the math. I would always subtract the radiator size from max gpu length with a few mm extra just to be sure.
Also I will never build in small ATX cases ever again, even though my 3070ti xc3 fits just fine in my Corsair 220t airflow. I have an aircooler on the CPU though. lmao
He's gonna hate his life if he ever gets a 4080 or 4090.
😂😂😂 facts
I swear I thought about getting a 40 series, got a 3060 Ti, and it perfectly fit in my case. I thought I would have plenty of clearence but boy was I wrong.
i went from a 1660 super to a 4080 i had to get a new case the graphics could fit but it was bumping one of the fans and i coulda barely put the glass panel back on 😭but i did have a rather weird case
It's a mistake you don't make twice
So not all cases will fit a gpu?
Put the radiator above the cpu giving u just enough clearance
There’s no enough space on top
@@fruhlering newww caseee timeeee
@@fruhleringThen just remove it.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
360 radiator doesn't fit above
That's why you need to keep the radiator on top
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
And better mount up, because like that pump can die fast...
@@ImWateringPSUsreally? maybe try different mounting on the top?
@JuicyDizzy Which cooler are you using for your cpu and which cpu do you have?
@JuicyDizzyim assuming he doesn't want to swap cases cause hed have to cable manage again plus its so close to fitting all he really needs is a different aio or a air cooler with clearance
I don’t have money to waste so when I bought parts for my build I made sure to research everything down to the inches and centimeters of my case lol This would make me upset, but I’d just either send back my case or sell it and get a bigger one
Researching plenty before is always a good idea! Here the specs were listed wrong, unfortunately, but I fixed it by swapping to a 120mm radiator on the back!
Best way to do it is just get the biggest case possible without it being too big
@@WhoAreYouQu3stionMark yeah I agree. I almost got a 7000d but instead got a 5000d Corsair airflow case. I plan on slowly adding more to it (eventually ten fans and a 3090 ti)
It took me half a year researching, buying parts for my PC back in 2017. Really gotta check everything before buying.
NZXT H7 Flow should fit everything easy
Put the radiator up top dude.
yeah remove the heat not intake it
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
120mm AIO? Just use air cooler dude
@@ImWateringPSUs 120mm are trash just put air cooling it is going to have similar temperatures and dont have a lot of fails
@@ImWateringPSUs so maybe blame the mobo instead of case?
easy answer, your radiator is not in the right spot, youre letting air bubbles into your cpu block with the tubes at the top like that, optimal placement is on the top of ur case
EDIT: you didnt even put the block on the right way lol, youre pretty much ruining ur own cooling performance big time
Aye I commented the same thing, how do people spend that much money and still do it wrong 😑
@@Marty._.McFlight id, thats literally the first thing any popular guide will show you, sadly nobody knows how to research anything anymore before they just do it (jayztwocents does not count as a guide channel hes wrong half of the time anyway)
I can exchange your card with an 960 how's that for a deal. I promise it will fit in the tower.
AHAHHAHAHAH, I think it will also run cooler and quieter lol
@@ImWateringPSUs i would be impressed if it will run
@@Cpt.JohnPrice. Why? ahahah
All his problems could have been avoided.
Tape measure. Measure the graphics card. Measure the case. See if the card will fit. Done.
Why didn't he do that? It would have taken 20 seconds.
@@oldi184 I like to live life on the edge
this is why you always search the measurements on the gpu, aio, heatsink, the inside of the case, etc.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Still ur fault lol couldve just check width of the aio and lenght of gpu added them together and see if its less than the length of the case
@BenSimmons380 always double checks the specs. The video card doesn't fit.
Double checked. Specs said it wasn't going to fit.
Durrrr
A phew matching parts helps
Moral of the story: don't buy tiny cases if you want some futureproofing..
That’s definitely true!
More like : don't buy any AiO.
@@fujibayashi2836 nah its the case it’s way too small, and that’s not even a big gpu either, I have a 360mm aio in my case mid tower and was still able to fit a Suprim 4090 with a lot of extra clearance.
@@LeadSails You know, without AiO this card would fit perfectly into this case.
@@fujibayashi2836 na i have a 360mm aio in my Lian li o11 dynamic and a rtx 3080 aours master
Buddy got the biggest card for the smallest pc case 😂
You have to see my Open Frame build on the channel, there the card is literally bigger than the case
This is why you check things will fit before you buy it.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUsthats very unlucky
@@ImWateringPSUs but wouldn’t it have been better to place the radiator on the top of the case?
Look at the space on top, I think its not enough :/
Guve m
There is no problem, friend. Your RGB will give you 120+ fps in games!!
That’s what I thought😂
hahah
that's why you gotta choose the right case size
Weeeeell it was actually listed as compatible, unfortunately
@@ImWateringPSUs It might be your giant radiator not the case
@@ImWateringPSUs lets hope that doesn't happen to me aswell, i bought my PC parts aswell and haven't built it yet😂
@@ImWateringPSUs yeah, compatible without a fucking airplane size radiator
@@ImWateringPSUs so it does not fit without the rad?
Somebody failed math class. And wood shop. Measure twice. Cut once lol
Doesn't matter how mad you get, don't throw your stuff around... you'll feel worse if you break it.
It’s part of the fun tho😩 I always handle hardware a bit harshly, check out the videos on my channel in which I wash stuff!
@Khel ?
@@khel6591?
thats not throwing 😂😂
Firstly put that radiator up at the top as an outlet, secondly stick some massive fans on the front to cool that card and board down like a champ
we all know heat moves sideways
@@xxmeanyheadxx actually heat rises, two factors are conduction and convection, many wanna check out Jayz2cents about radiators he gives a very good lesson on it.
But don’t worry I’ve only been building rigs since dial up internet so who am I to tell you your wrong
@@uknavi6958 i forgot the /s........
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
@@xxmeanyheadxx heat rising is pretty much negligent when you add in fans lol. yes, heat rises, anyone with an internet connection can google it to confirm, however when you introduce multiple fans in a sealed case, and actually set your airflow right, the heat will move any way you want it to lol
I can feel his disappointment lol
For real man ahahah
Mount the radiator at the top… it will be exhaust but only a minor temp difference.
This is why you check for compatibility before buying and building parts...
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently.
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 a goos 120mm one was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Let others think for you and you're lost, just buy the tower and measure how much space is in it, lol.
I learned the hard way, never buy a small case.
Getting a big case is definitely much easier😂
Was that a mid tower case?
The biggest fear 😂 at least it's just the radiator and you can find ways around it haha
Yay I ended up just switching to a 120mm Corsair AIO and mounting it at the back :)
@@ImWateringPSUs Not the top?
Maybe temporarily place the radiator at the top, it's not optimal but it'll work
When you realize SIZE really does MATTER
😂
@@DebayanOPthe meaning behind the joke: if you don't know ask your parents..your obviously not meant to understand what you don't know now....the surface: it's a pc builder thing..always double check your dimensions to make sure you're case is big enough for added accessories and parts...DUH
It does. If the case was bigger :)
@@jonallen1357 okay
You know that feeling when you finish your build and you thought the plastic socket cover was the cpu
Man💀😂
I finished my build and cable routed 10 Corsair ML120 Elite RGB fans only to find I didnt take the plastic off the IO shield.
That looks like a skill issue
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
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@@ImWateringPSUsthat’s good
@@ImWateringPSUs could've mounted the radiator on top...
You having no friends sounds like a skill issue
mount the AIO on the top, also hoses on top is bad for the pump, the air in the closed loop will always rise to the top. Which is right at the hose ports. You’ll burn out your pump cuz it’s constantly sucking air while trying to flow the liquid. GamersNexus did a video on this and showed how much air bubbles and less liquid was fed to the pump with your hose ports at the top of the loop.(highest point)
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Bro made a washing machine sound when he was putting it in.
😂😂😂
This is how they connect things to watercooling nowadays trust me... Im not brainwashed 😂
Move your radiator to the top. Also, check whether parts will fit in your setup before ordering them.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Mount Ur aio in the top lol
Unfortunately it wouldn’t fit due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering
@@ImWateringPSUs remove the vram heatsink
it's a 3070 ti
Solution
Mount watercooler at top (seems to not fit)
Or just buy a cheap air cooler does 95% a better job especially since they are cheaper and quiter
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
For a mid size case, you would need to mount your radiator to the top instead
He doesn't even have fans on the top yet so the logical things is to place the radiator on top and fans on the front
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs hopefully you don’t have a decent cpu. 120mm aios notoriously suck compared to 240mm aios and cheap air coolers. They are only recommended as last resort options in SFF builds where you can’t fit anything else.
Many prebuilts have shitty thermals because manufacturers think it’s a good idea to slap a 120mm aio on an i7/ryzen 7 or higher.
@@ImWateringPSUs oh, thanks for letting us know. Glad you got it working.
Dude bought a 3070ti. That's an automatic fail😂😂😂
Bro its good
@@Zil_083 Just having some banter is all man. I know it's a solid card
3070ti is the fastest 8gb gpu. But only 8gb 😢
Yay, honestly I’d buy any GPU out there, it truly just depends on the price :)
Just got one for 320 euros.
It works perfect and I dare you to find better right now for this price ! xDDDD
put the radiator on the top vent its gonna be better for the radiator and ur gonna have space for the 3070
That was my original plan, but unfortunately the motherboard’s heatsink was interfering and that wasn’t possible😔
Never had that problem my self. But, I do know that case manufacturers and GPU manufacturers provide the GPU max length accepted, and the actual GPU length, and of course the front mounted AIO radiator thickness and fan thickness should be subtracted from that number.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
I see a few ways you could fit. Mount your aio cooler on top. Or return that and go for a smaller card.
It wouldn't fit on top, went with a 120mm on the back!
L bro I know the pain, I was building a system with a 3070 and 220t a year back and it was a couple mm away from fitting, ended up swapping it with a 4000d airflow. Stopped being lazy with compatibility checks after that day lol
I really feel you man, getting a big case is definitely a good investment!
This is why I'd rather get a Big case. I'd rather have some empty space than have this horrific problem 😂
Getting a big case makes thing easier and it’s usually good for the long term. Agreed!
You forgot to check the dimensions.. didnt you? Ive made the same mistake before with an aio. It was so long it was running into the cd reader rack. Had to dremel out a portion of the rack. Never again.
Put the radiator up on top and use normal fans at the front panel!
If you have a 360mm aio i suggest you sell it and get a 240mm since top panels on most cases only support 240mm aios. If you did put your aio in the top panel hopefully then you’ll save some millimetres to fit that gpu in place!
Also If you want some good aesthetics i recommend you rotate the pump to make the tubes on pump on the right side instead of the top since thats how master cooler aio’s should be set, it still performs well without any problem it’s just for aesthetics.
If you want more info you can contact me and I can try to help you and give you some advice! :)
Literally just experienced this with the 4080 not fitting inside my case :(
Maaaaann I feel you, I hope you managed to make it fit in the end!
@@ImWateringPSUs Had to get another case unfortunately. But all good now!
When you do shit yourself without doing a homework first 🫠
😂😂😂
yea man thats what happens when you dont READ the small box Label
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
That’s why reviewing the dimensions is so important before building, as boring and tedious it might be
FIRST: WTH is the radiator doing there??? you are over heating the computer.
@@splinestein Sure. There are some rules in order to optimize the airflow inside the case.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Just changed ur radiator to a smaller fan cooler, problem solved 😂
That’s actually what I did😂
I mean you just top mount the one you have it's pretty simple tbh😅
@@sarahmorris1527 do you see the ram slots?
@@sarahmorris1527 not as simple as you think
Oh snap, but i can help out no problem, i got a ZOTAC 1080 mini and we can swap it with the 3070ti , i would also pay for shipping, no problem!
AHAHHAHAHAHAH
And that’s why you need to read the subscription of the case and what type of gpu u need to buy to fit in 🙌🏻
hey hey easy on the damn gpu!
No worries they're pretty sturdy ahaha
You end up getting a mid tower Case, I need to know!?!?!?
Ended up putting a 120mm AIO on the back! It has been working fine ever since!
@@ImWateringPSUs excellent! Glad you didn't have to get a new Case, to rebuild the system from the ground up again.
That's why you do research before buying expensive stuff like this
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Ok good to hear I thought you were one of those who buy a bunch components not knowing what they are or do
Bro got a monitor from 2009. No wonder why he put the rad in the wrong place, also why the actual pump is fitted sideways. The logo should not be on the side like that, Actual smooth brain moment,
5 words
Move
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@@ImWateringPSUs He could also just go to their closest best buy or micro center if they have one and they could probably just get a air cooler and return the aio to where he got it
@@ImWateringPSUs just send back the 360mm and buy a 240mm jeez.
Dude just either remove a fan if you're that desperate or return it and buy a smaller version like an x2 fan
This is one of the reasons you need to test fit things before you fully fit them, and also make sure the case is big enough for the GPU before you buy it (the measurements are all in the spec lists)
Rad put on top upside down. And your card will fit perfectly
That's why using the brain, logic and specs to measure stuff before buying anything, is recommended, worldwide...
Experienced this pain just few days ago. I had to get another case. Old case was Cooler master SL600M which I really love but had to upgrade because RTX 3080 wouldn’t fit
Bro you can buy a gpu to motherboard cable and buy a stand for your 3070Ti
What hurts even more is watching him manhandle it, but the worst part is that he set his gpu upright just balancing on the pins LIKE WHO DOES THAT??? like they wont bend that easily but it just hurts, everything about this video hurts
I do much worse on the channel man, trust me😂
@@ImWateringPSUs oh no 😂
Honnestly, it was saveable
He has enough room if he mounts the radiator at the top of the case. He'll have to rework some stuff, but ultimately it'll fit.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
that is 1000% on YOU. Check your part dimensions beforehand. Especially when buying a big GPU and a small case.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
@@ImWateringPSUs Never trust advertisement talk. I mean literally checking dimensions. Even those can be wrong if you're unlucky. But that was still your mistake here.
Thats why before ya buy a GPU, bring the ruler and the measurement tape when you’re to the store or you might regret it.
This is why you compare dimensions and measurements before buying. That sucks dude.
Dont installa aio in the front with the hoses coming from up because radiatir is not full of liquid and the air up there will make annoying noises. So just install radiator with the hoses coming from down or if gpu diesnt fit just install to the top of the case
For real that's a rookie mistake for a builder, if you don't measure your card to see if it's going to fit your case BEFORE you buy the case, then how can you be mad?
just put the cpu cooling fan on the top and not the side
i know you weren’t gonna put it in but there’s something that felt weird about you trying to put the graphics card in with the power on
😂😂😂 but pcie is actually hot pluggable!
while i like the idea of the short i cant say i relate lol. i learned from everyone else when i was getting into PC gaming... check size on everything. even if it involves a rad or some other variable if you search hard enough there is atleast a handful of people who have done your exact setup.
100% Agreed!
Friendly reminder to checks your case dimensions 😂
Dude I feel you! My 3080 broke so I bought a new amd 79000xt. Radiator made it not fit but I took an exhaust fan out and wiggled it in from an angle. 1mm bigger and I would be royally SCREWED
Maaaan I’m glad you managed to make it fit!
Dont need to buy a separate case u can buy a small headsink and heat pipe or that cooler which cools the actual gpu board online for cheaper and change the board to that cooler then fit it inside
ik this was a year ago but theres a simple fix
just take off the fans from the case
put the gpu in
put the fans back on
and it would fit because the gpu goes slightly back when in
As someone who installed an existing system into an matx form factor case can confirm that the case manufacturer clearly gives information about the dimensions of the applicable graphics card dimensions w/wo front radiator installed.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Its a 240mm radiator. You could put it in the top.
Tip: sell it and get a founders edition it’s smaller
Just install the radiator on the top of the case if there is space there
you need to read the description of the case graphics card length to see what millimeters can only put
I mean at this price point why not buying a bigger case. ALSO, looking for size compatibility is part of building a pc process. You always need to look if your AIO fit somewhere and if your GPU will aswell. Obviously it wont fit if the gpu barely fit in the case without AIO and you add a front AIO like that.
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Why put the radiator at the front then? just hook it to the top and link a couple (or few) replacement fans and you’ll have a better solution
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
This guy doesn’t know he can put it on top 💀💀💀
That’s why you should check the dimensions of the gpu before buying it
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Toil know he’s beyond enraged and furious when he gently drops the gpu 5 mm off the table.
Real😂
The radiator on top is in the correct position.
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Nope…that’s why they invented tape measures
Put the GPU first, and then the radiator. Fixed the same prob. i had with a 500$ rx 6800
People should pay more attention when buying PC buckets on how spacious they are Vs GPU lenght
Its the feeling of someone who did not really checked clearance or even the case it was using to see if the components would actually fit, specially on larger cards...
The case was actually listed as compatible with the length of the GPU and with the AIO on their website, but unfortunately they didn’t mean “at the same time” apparently. I build PCs for a living (check my channel for my various builds) so I always double check the specs!
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
I understand being a amateur I would do moved the rad then put the gpu in first. Put the rad back in.
I actually build PCs for a living, check the channel👀
i legit had this exact sanme issue with the sanme card. i had to return it and buy the 3070ti EVGA card, its way shorter and fits most cases
I ended up switching AIO, since the CPU is a locked i7 and a good 120mm AIO was plenty. Installed it at the back and now everything is working fine!
Mindblowing idea mount the radiator on the top
Unfortunately the radiator wouldn’t fit on top due to the motherboard’s VRM heatsink interfering. But I simply switched to a 120mm AIO cooler mounted on the back and now everything is working fine!
Oh, she can take it... She can take it like a BIG GURL... DO IT!!!
😂😂😂
I bought a network card to make it better than the built-in one, but it doesn't work because the graphics card is so big 😂
This is why I just got a massive case. I went with a 4060 but I could fit a 4090 for sure.
Back in the days when RTX 3080 launched most of them are Triple fans there are some 3080s with dual fans but I don't see them much often but for 4070
we do have dual fan 4070 from Msi
and Asus so hopefully when Nvidia launch rtx 5000 series in the future I do hope there will be more Dual fan gpus don't get me wrong I love triple fans gpu but me specifically like compact matx builds so I would usually prefer dual fan gpu
Even if I have to pick 4090 I would go with FE 4090
(Purely my personal preferences)
Yesss agreed!
I made the same mistake, case was atx compatible but 3cm short for my gpu. Unfortunately the 300 videos i saw of people building pcs never mentioned this. Had to take 10 extra days for the new case to get shipped.