mid tower · Low-profile air cooler
Does the Thermalright AXP90-X47 fit in the NZXT H5 Flow?
Yes. Fits the NZXT H5 Flow with 118 mm of clearance: 47 mm cooler, 165 mm limit. Enough room for taller fans or a raised front fan over tall RAM.
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Fits
Fits the NZXT H5 Flow with 118 mm of clearance
- Cooler height
- 47 mm
- Case limit
- 165 mm
- Margin
- +118 mm
- GPU length limit
- 365 mm
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Cooler
$21.90as of Nov 2, 05:59 AM UTC · In Stock
(opens Amazon in a new tab)Thermalright AXP90-X47
Low-profile air cooler · 95 W · 47 mm
Case
~$95
(opens Amazon in a new tab)NZXT H5 Flow
mid tower · 46 L · GPU up to 365 mm
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Thermalright AXP90-X47 fit in the NZXT H5 Flow?
Fits the NZXT H5 Flow with 118 mm of clearance. 47 mm cooler, 165 mm limit. Enough room for taller fans or a raised front fan over tall RAM.
What is the maximum CPU cooler height for the NZXT H5 Flow?
165 mm from the motherboard to the side panel, per NZXT's specification.
Which radiators does the NZXT H5 Flow support?
Top up to 240 mm, front up to 280 mm, rear up to 120 mm.
Terms used on this page
- CPU cooler height
- The installed height of an air cooler from the motherboard, compared against the case's published CPU cooler clearance. Coolers at or above 160 mm exclude many compact Micro-ATX and tempered-glass mid-towers.
- RAM clearance
- The tallest memory module that fits under an air cooler's front fan in its stock position. Dual-tower coolers with less than 42 mm clash with tall RGB kits (typically 44 mm) unless the fan is raised.
- Dual-tower air cooler
- An air cooler with two fin stacks and a fan between them (often a second in front). Highest air-cooling capacity, but the front fan overhangs the DIMM slots, which is where RAM clearance limits come from.