Am i limited to a 9.6x9.6 board in here.What is max also power supply size... noobie computer builder..
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This case only supports microATX motherboards which max out at 9.6 x 9.6 inches. The power supply must be within standard dimensions 150x86x140mm WxHxD where the depth may vary.
179111
Will support full ATX I believe, which is larger than the 9.6x9.6. Also, full size power supplies will fit. You should be able to get 1500w in that size if you need that much juice. Good luck.
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yes 9.6x7.2 is Micro ATX size motherboard. Most power supplies are ATX standard size as well. make sure you get one with plenty of power for CPU and graphics card.
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Dude...a Full ATX WILL NOT FIT. micro atx only, and its going to be tight...trust me. Youre limited to one optical due to cable management issues, and youll have to plan your harddrive and ram installation depending on the board, as harddrive may cover your RAM DIMMS. I had no issues with PNY ram or kingston value ram, but if you use taller RAM with heatsinks attached, you're going to have problems. Also standard ATX power supplies fit, but I dont foresee you needing anything over 500-600 watts, as micro ATX mobos dont usually support multiple vid cards in pcie slots that would require more power. Dude...a Full ATX WILL NOT FIT. micro atx only, and its going to be tight...trust me. Youre limited to one optical due to cable management issues, and youll have to plan your harddrive and ram installation depending on the board, as harddrive may cover your RAM DIMMS. I had no issues with PNY ram or kingston value ram, but if you use taller RAM with heatsinks attached, you're going to have problems. Also standard ATX power supplies fit, but I dont foresee you needing anything over 500-600 watts, as micro ATX mobos dont usually support multiple vid cards in pcie slots that would require more... » Read More Dude...a Full ATX WILL NOT FIT. micro atx only, and its going to be tight...trust me. Youre limited to one optical due to cable management issues, and youll have to plan your harddrive and ram installation depending on the board, as harddrive may cover your RAM DIMMS. I had no issues with PNY ram or kingston value ram, but if you use taller RAM with heatsinks attached, you're going to have problems. Also standard ATX power supplies fit, but I dont foresee you needing anything over 500-600 watts, as micro ATX mobos dont usually support multiple vid cards in pcie slots that would require more power. « Show Less
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The "M" designation denotes it is a Micro-ATX board, therefore it is 9.6" X 9.6". You can confirm this on the Asus website. If it was a full size ATX board, there would be no "M" designation in the model description.
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Those dimensions are the box it comes in, I think. Its a standard-size power supply and should fit in almost any case. The one possible issue is that because it is modular, it may take a hair more clearance in the front for the protruding cable connectors.
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Mine's mounted so I can't measure it. According to Gigabyte, board dimensions are 244x190 mm (approximately 9.6 inches x 7.5 inches). It's a Micro ATX format. That's important because it isn't just board dimensions that are important for mounting purposes. Locations of the screw mounting holes are too (mount offset is also important but I think that's pretty standard). If your case was designed to hold a Micro ATX board you should be fine.
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I run 1100w. I would not run less than 900w pending on your other hardware. The least memory 6-G recommend 8G. My CPU uses 95w alone. Look down the road. You will probley want to go bigger down the road not smaller. You won't be able unless you upgrade PWR Supply. That will cost you double. Yes it will come with a 6-pin adapter
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Yes, it needs 24pin power supply, and an 8pin 12V connector. It also needs a bios update right out of the box, IIRC. Very solid board once updated.
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The Asus site lists it as 9.6 X 9.6 inches. http://support.asus.com/ServiceHome.aspx?SLanguage=en
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Dirk, when I purchased the board last year I may not have acknowledged its PCIe 3.0 expansion slots; but according to ASUS, all 6 slots are PCIe 3.0. Sorry if I provided misinformation, hope it didn't hinder or delay your build.
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its a full sized tower, u might need upgrade the power supply, but all that and even watercooling would fit, its a roomie case, just need to upgrade powersupply if your tossin in a decent graphics card
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The board size is 9.6in x 11.6 check it out. My SWAG is that the 4x2gb will work.
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Yes the power supply should fit, I didn't have a problem with the power supply fitting. I usually buy full size towers and I made a mistake buying this midsized tower.I had to put the fans on the top on the outside because my motherboard barely fit inside the case. I will stay with full size cases from now on.
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No room for a fan from what I remember. Stick with a low TDP Haswell/Ivy Bridge CPU and it will be fine.
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I don't know what the dimensions on the your mobo is, but I'm running an Asus Crosshair IV Formula Mobo with a 1,000 watt power supply which both are pretty good size with also the capability to run three Radeon Sapphire video cards. The Mobo is approx. 12" x 9". The Half-X case is verry spacious and laid out well. I would venture to say that you won't have a problem.
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According to the Manufactures specifications the board WILL accept a maximum of 32 Gb or RAM if you can locate the proper modules. I found some on Newegg.com and I am sure if you research other sites you may find more. The limit of 16 mb that others have mentioned is because they have not look far enough.
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Ther is lots of room in this case I have an asus Z97 Pro with onboard wifi 10.7 x2.7 x 12.9 and there is plenty of room I would email thermaltake
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It looks like the motherboard on that computer has a limit of 8 GB total. Therefore 2x8 GB modules are not supported.
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No problem at all with a mini, or micro, motherboard. Sometimes because of the way they are made, you can put a longer video card in them, than you can in a full tower. The drive boxes don't get in the way. But, I don't remember with this one. I sold it.