I want to upgrade a small mid tower I have. Can you stuff an ATX board into this case? My main concern would be the mounting screws.
219478
No, You can not. This Case is meant for Mico ATX/Mini ITX. Not sure if they have a ATX version.
219479
I wouldn't try it. Get the Corsair Air 540. It's a breeze to work with and easy to keep cool.
219480
No. This is sized for a m-ATX board. It is sizable for a case that only houses a m-ATX board, but the air flow and cable management options are amazing. I run 2x HD 7950s, 1000 watts, and the thing is very comfortable with being pushed.
404276
Not every screw hole of every mobo lines up with every case. I just put a Gigabyte MATX in one and used six out of seven screws. No big, this is pretty common.
644954
Yes, although I would recommend using a full ATX size motherboard in a high air flow case if you can afford it. Its a good motherboard, but it's a micro-ATX size and would be very small in that case.
843447
Yes. You won't have any issues installing the board itself in this case. However, be mindful of clearances at the top of the case if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case. Install as many board components as possible before placing the board in the case. This will give you an idea of the clearances you might need.
1350396
You should be able to do it. make sure the back of the case is lined up before trying to screw the board in. This is a normal issue.
40375
Not a problem. The usb 3.0 ports on the case will not work obviously but the usb 2.0 ports can be connected to your motherboard's usb 2.0 headers. I have an older Asus micro atx board without usb 3.0 in this case and it is perfectly functional.
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Typically yes, however if you really want to be sure, remove your existing motherboard and check to see if there are mounting holes for m-atx boards.If not, you can always drill your own, just make sure to use standoffs!
883184
If you mean different form factors like full tower mid tower and mini then yes. i have a full tower case. it Will work as long as its PCI slots. they do wiggle around anyway. hopefully that sheds some light.
856803
the "micro" in the case designation refers to the maximum size motherboard it can accommodate, not the power supply that can be installed ... this case can use any "standard" size ATX supply
1065416
Not familiar with your particular motherboard, I'm afraid, but you need either a Micro ATX or Mini ITX motherboard for this case.
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It worked perfectly in the mid tower case that I used. This case also had a top mounted power supply spot. Of course mid tower cases are all different sizes but the power supply slots should all be same sizes.
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that I'm not sure on, as I'm using an ASUS Gryphon Z87 M-ATX motherboard myself. however, this particular case does indeed support both ATX and Micro-ATX boards, so it should fit in there.
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Really great case, to answer your question, for sure the case will hold a MATX and a ATX motherboards, if its a full ATX, it might not. Went to Tigerdirect and looked up your MOBO, saw 3 and they were all ATX so it should fit. Case is 19.5 inches tall if that helps.
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LMGTFY, when I bought my first main board I wasn't aware it was ATX , had more expansion slots, and wouldn't fit into the micro ATX case from our deceased Compaq. Cheers!
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It has the fastest cpu available already in it if you have the e350 I would think you could mod a atx case to fit, but why? Just look for a micro atx board
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This tower is very roomy and should fit most anything. It is a mid-tower that surprised me with the room....this is the best that I can tell you as I don't know about the items that you want to install. I installed an ATX motherboard and couldn't believe the room that I had.
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I have built 2 systems using this case, and they will take the ATX motherboard you have no problem. Here is the link to NZXT= http://www.nzxt.com/product/detail/104-m59-case Get a cold cathode light, it looks really cool in this case.