Questions about Corsair Crystal 570X RGB

the fans are great! i don't think you'll get anything as cool as these fans. but if you want to build a silent pc, i wouldn't take this case! there are others with sound insulation mats and without side windows.

Yes, I have this card and it is 35.7 cm long. This case has a clearance of 37 cm and you can remove the middle or the bottom fan if necessary (worst case).

I have replaced the supplied fans (which look good in themselves) with Corsair LL120. Included are 3x Corsair SP120, altogether it has room for 6 fans.

Gemäss Corsair ja: https://www.corsair.com/de/de/Kategorien/Produkte/Geh%C3%A4use/570x-rgb-config/p/CC-9011110-WW#tab-tech-specs Compatible Corsair Liquid Coolers: H55, H60, H75, H80i, H90, H100i, H105, H110

No, because the majority of the enclosure is reduced to a minimum. With a big tower you usually have much more recesses in the height that are not occupied by the power supply unit, mainboard and 50mm reserve (radiator, fan).

You can replace the front fans without any problem. Usually the mounting material is already included, otherwise you can also use the screws from the old fans, which usually fit as well.

Good evening. That's right, the 3 at the front can be changed at the touch of a button on the housing. The others only have the colour specified at the time of purchase or can be changed in the bios or via software, if at all.

Hello, In the product specifications on the Corsair website, they give a compatibility list. I wasn't sure if it was up to date with the many products and preferred to follow it. So I installed a Corsair iCUE H100i Elite Capellix, which is a 240mm. I couldn't tell if a 280mm passes, but from memory they weren't in the list.

Have you tried the ICUE software?

You can only control them via the software if you install the Commander Pro from Corsair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dQKBQQudgo

I measured it briefly...should work in my opinion. No 100% guarantee, but looks good :)

I have been using the enclosure for almost 2 years and have chosen more or less exactly this layout. In my case, however, 2x140 + radiator at the front and 1x120 at the bottom, the 3x120 at the top and one at the back for exhaust air. There should be enough space for a 3x120 in the front and 2x120 in the top - even a thick radiator goes well past the mainboard / GPU. From an airflow point of view, I would advise mounting the front fans in such a way that they transport the fresh air through the radiator into the case where it is then trnaspoered upwards together with the exhaust air from the GPU. This is certainly not quite as elegant as mounting the radiator at the top, since some heated exhaust air already enters the case - but it should still be sufficient for the VRMs and the GPU. If necessary, add another 120mm fan at the bottom front so that some fresh air can flow through from the bottom to the top.

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Yes, it is possible to remove the cover, because it is only fixed with screws.

Shouldn't be a problem if you remove the fans at the front and install them on top and the radiator at the front. As far as I know, it also fits in the top, but it's a tight squeeze.

you have a panel at the top that controls the fan there you can set some effects, with the icue commander you can control the fans via the corsair software. and yes they are RGB (not quite sure you can even control the LED's individually and make colour fades, only with the commander).

It could fit in above

Because the case is not huge, but just a midi tower. Simply not long enough for a 360mm radiator.

mine doesn't look like it has room for a 40mm wider radiator. But you could print adapters with a 3D printer. Then everything fits everywhere. That's how it is with me now.

Hello, When you say that your PC turns on, is it functional or only the lights turn on but not the rest?

Yes, everything fits together. Motherboard has the correct socket for the CPU (AM4). The cooler also supports AM4. The power supply length is small enough for the case. The link for the graphics card is not available. But it should not be longer than 370mm. However, I have never seen a graphics card that long, so they all fit in the case.

Yes, it fits. I have installed the larger Corsair H150 pro.

Hello Is it possible that you have an AiO that has the "Zero RPM" cooling profile? Description according to Corsair: "The "Zero RPM" cooling profile in the CORSAIR iCUE software allows the fans to stop completely at low temperatures to eliminate fan noise." Kind regards

It is completely covered. However, one side is open against the front.

There are several options, one of them Cooler Master Vertical Graphics Card Holder Kit here. But you have to check if the case fits.

Hello yes should go

Unfortunately, we cannot offer this.

I had the same problem, but it was very close. The fan presses lightly on the cover. If it doesn't work for you, you will probably have to remove the cover or do without the fan.

No, it can only handle Mini-ITX, MicroATX and ATX. You can use the filter function and set to "E-ATX": https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/pc-gehaeuse-77?tagIds=76-524&pdo=538-14%3A264