Cable management easy? enough space for 2 660's on an asus z87 pro motherboard?
201374
Patrick, this case has tons of cable management space. About 1 full inch across the side. I'm using a 770 and could handle a second one easily. Using an Asus z87 Maximus vi hero. Water cooling and lots of fans. So no problem.
201375
Cable management is very easy, the motherboard is raised. Yes, you'll have plenty of room. My 7950 has plenty.
654279
A lot depends on your motherboard. Got 32GB in my ASUS Sabertooth mobo with 4 memory slots and the 8120.
350774
This case has quite the size to hold large form factors. The specs on the Asus Z87- Pro is a Full size ATX. I had a full size ATX factor in mine and it fit fine. It gets a little crowded after you get all the coolers and memory in, but it is well laid out and does not have a huge footprint. I considered this a great little mid-size cabinet. If you are wanting a well built solid Antec cabinet that is a little bigger, you might look into the Antec Eleven Hundred V2 Cases 15951.
633326
I don't know, lots. I installed a full size atx board (Asus M5-A97) no problem. Second the other response. Whole bag of stuff, most of which I will probably never need for standard build with three hard drives, one video card and one optical drive. Overall I really like this case especially at this price.
1479025
There are 4 low profile slots on the rear of the case, but the number of PCI-e expansion slots depends on the motherboard you have
1295914
Yes I own the case there is more enough just make sure you have enough space between the graphics card and the the next PCI slot becuase I had to get a new motherboard becuase my I could barely my gtx 770 into the main PCI slot becuase the WiFi card would block airflow to the GPU fan .Hope you have a nice build and also there is some cable mgmt but it is almost none present in had to hide most of my cable in the back side of the hard drive bay .HAVE A GREAT BUILD
2113704
I have an EVGA 850 watt full modular in mine. It has plenty of room to fit most if not all PSU's. I also was able to fit a ASRock full atx motherbored and a Cosair Hi100(?)liquid cooler in it. You got room.
1852550
There are 7 slots, so theoretically it could accommodate 3 dual slot cards, depending on your motherboard layout. I'm running 2 R9-280x cards and have room to spare in this case.
412434
Yes. Is is. For awhile, we thought it wouldn't work, but after a little research, it can. Even thought the card recommends a 300w power supply, the 220w in the 660s can handle it. Also, the card comes with half-height brackets that will allow it to fit in the half-height case. If you are going to buy this card and make it half-height, you will need an HDMI cable or a DVI-D Dual Link cable because you will need to take off the VGA output. Also, this is card is entry level, so don't expect anything amazing or exceptional. Hope this helps!
747276
Yes you are able to use the 7 slots & the mother board can handle as designed
1950348
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
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
1304480
case is certainly large enough, I run amd with sabertooth and have no problems.
1267246
yes the standard Dell 660s has 3 PCI-Express slots. You only need one for this graphics card. So unless you have a smaller version than the "minitower" version you will be fine. As for the actual dimensions you'd have to do the math but with 3 slots it's generally safe to assume one of them will fit the card nicely.
1461587
I dont own a 660, but i do have the GTX 680 installed in my tower. It fits, but there isnt much room left to put a hard drive in the space behind my GTX 680. Fortunately, there are other slots to position your hard drives. I only have 2 hard drives, so this case works for me with room to spare. If you want to use all of the hard drive trays then you may want to find a different case. Hope this helps
1099323
Cable management is the issue with this case. That GeForce card will take up quite a bit of the available space for cables. You also will need to measure the height of the stock cooler on the processor and may need to use a low profile cooler. Bottom line: It can be done but be ready for a challenge.
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2 full 3.5" HDD, and a surpirsingly not listed 2.5" SSD support. The SSD support is not a full enclosure like those of the HDDs, but supports it quite well. There is pretty much no cable management at all, although there is space to shove cables behind the HDD cage. And I shoved some inside my spare 5.25 bay. Normal ATX power supply fits perfectly well.