Done a bit of cable management and installed an akasa fan control jnr in the spare hdd bay 
Fractal Arc Mini Build
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Well i had kind of thought all along since I pre ordered the case id get the corsair H100, i bought a Cogage Arrow (similar to the Thermaltake silver arrow) but it wont fit as it blocks the pci-e slot, i bought the freezer pro as a backup, tbh its doing an ok job....
New bit arrived 
bargain
bargain
How long is the card? It will definately fit with the top hdd cage removed, but not sure with it in place, my guess is if its over 10.5" you will have to remove teh hdd cage.
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Nice build mate, it is looking very neat now.
H100 installed
Bargain at £74.99
My arc mini build starts next week but with a 2500K instead. I would have wanted the H100 but couldnt justify it since I already have a coolit eco.
Would you be able to mount the rear fan on the inside if you rotate the H100? Also did you use black tape as make shift cable braids?
Would you be able to mount the rear fan on the inside if you rotate the H100? Also did you use black tape as make shift cable braids?
My arc mini build starts next week but with a 2500K instead. I would have wanted the H100 but couldnt justify it since I already have a coolit eco.
Would you be able to mount the rear fan on the inside if you rotate the H100? Also did you use black tape as make shift cable braids?
No i dont think you could unfortunately, i just used some black tape to cover the unbraided parts of the cables
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Do you really need a rear fan once you have the dual fan H100 sucking out the top?
Looks a nice case. Have been eyeing it for a while
Looks a nice case. Have been eyeing it for a while
No i dont think you could unfortunately, i just used some black tape to cover the unbraided parts of the cables
I dont see why you cant rotate H100, are you really sure? Maybe just a little dremel and you can rotate and get the fan inside.
Spose not, but I had it anyway
99.99% sure mate, even though its not as big at that end as to the end with the pipes coming out the rad it would still hit the fan on the rad, the only way around it would be to use slim 120mm fans, it does state on fractals website that if a 240mm rad is fitted you loose the 120mm rear fan.
Spose not, but I had it anyway
99.99% sure mate, even though its not as big at that end as to the end with the pipes coming out the rad it would still hit the fan on the rad, the only way around it would be to use slim 120mm fans, it does state on fractals website that if a 240mm rad is fitted you loose the 120mm rear fan.
OK, thanks for the answer Bradmax57.
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Does it fit normal size PSU's? Or do you have do find a smaller one
It'll fit the biggest PSU you can get
big psus might mean you cant use a fan in the bottom tho but its not much of a prob tbh
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Man, sounds pretty much like a perfect case 
Cool go for it