Does this mount inside a full tower case
194985
No. It has a spread out foot that you would have to cut off. (Hackintosh? there are pictures of these inside G5 cases out on Tonymacx86.com but for a Windows machine no.) This is designed to sit outside but beside the machine.What you want is the drive mounting panels from MountainMods.com http://www.mountainmods.com/525-optical-drive-cage-p-540.html
194986
Well, you p"Might" be able to inside a "Full" sized tower, but you'd literally have no room for anything else. These (IMHO) were designed for external use, or to be placed inside a completely separate "Empty" case. Me personally, i fabricated my own modded case exclusively for this. It seems that most ppl have simply placed it somewhere on their desk. You will definitely need a separate power supply for it (Even a cheap 300-400 wt. model) to supply juice to the HDD/SSD's. And as i've noted in previous posts, i just ran them all into a 7 port USB hub using USB to SATA connectors (Let the PC recognize them individually. DO NOT plug in all at once). Well, you p"Might" be able to inside a "Full" sized tower, but you'd literally have no room for anything else. These (IMHO) were designed for external use, or to be placed inside a completely separate "Empty" case. Me personally, i fabricated my own modded case exclusively for this. It seems that most ppl have simply placed it somewhere on their desk. You will definitely need a separate power supply for it (Even a cheap 300-400 wt. model) to supply juice to the HDD/SSD's. And as i've noted in previous posts, i just ran them all into a 7 port USB hub using USB... » Read More Well, you p"Might" be able to inside a "Full" sized tower, but you'd literally have no room for anything else. These (IMHO) were designed for external use, or to be placed inside a completely separate "Empty" case. Me personally, i fabricated my own modded case exclusively for this. It seems that most ppl have simply placed it somewhere on their desk. You will definitely need a separate power supply for it (Even a cheap 300-400 wt. model) to supply juice to the HDD/SSD's. And as i've noted in previous posts, i just ran them all into a 7 port USB hub using USB to SATA connectors (Let the PC recognize them individually. DO NOT plug in all at once). « Show Less
194987
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower. However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
194988
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower.However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
2007613
mm....not really! Im using a NZXT mid case and it fits just fine! and it comes with mini clips to stick around the led cord anyway you want to wrap around. Pretty much it depends on how your placing it around. But it should be fine for mid towers!
1344959
Well I have an NZXT Phantom Full Tower and it doesn't exactly fit that. To be specific space wise it fits but the screw holes don't line up at all. So take that as you will.
2116246
I am not sure what a full tower case in case holder is, but there is just shy of 29 inches from bottom of desk to floor. It is like 28 and 7/8 inches
782927
I'm sure this would mount in a mini atx (low profile) case. You need to know if your motherboard has onboard audio chip with spidif (digital audio) connections. You may need to visually inspect motherboard. Your motherboard is probably micro itx and I would be surprised if it did not have digital audio capabilities. Most motherboards that size usually have onboard sound.
973888
i currently have a h100i mounted in the top of the case and its close but fits fine using only 2 fans. if you were to use a push/pull setup it would need to be mounted elsewhere in the case.
1067254
it should it is a full board i have a full board in a matx tower just make sure the tower support full boards some dont
499337
Yes, there should not be any issue. I run a Gigabyte board with 4 PCI-E slots with no issue fitting inside the case.
412431
I put mine in a full size case. A quick look makes me think that the answer is no. The slimline case seems to require slim boards. I'm not very hardware experenced, so additional checking is in order.
210836
There are two 80mm fan mounts for the bottom half of the case. They are intended to exhaust air, but you could turn the fans around and draw air in. The fans would point straight at one of the drive bays.
177810
Yes, but in my opinion just save your money and get a Corsair case4. this case right here ended up in the trash. Cheap metal and litterally NO ROOM for cable management. I got the Corsair 600 and never looked back.
1135193
It depends on the case - you can mount on top or bottom, or with the fan facing up or down. It really depends on your system. I have had this unit since November and LOVE IT. It is very quiet, and made organizing my gaming computer very easy.
2072455
It has mounting holes on the bottom of the case, it sits flat against the metal. The only problem is if your sata power cable is facing the wrong way, the cable won't clear.
2218077
I have not fitted it to that case but I have installed it in a similar full size ATX case with no problems. From the looks of your case (I googled it) it should be a comfortable fit.
44228
No this is an ATX size board. You need a Mini-ITX motherboard for that case.
280384
i doubt it since i got this mainly as a huge cage for a HUGE full size tower of a case - what kind of ITX case you got chief??
1627047
It's a server size case so it should be compatible with most full size ATX motherboards