I have one of the original Raspberry Pis, before they added the mounting holes. Will this case fit the original Pi or does it use the mounting holes?
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Great question. This case can be used without mounting hardware because of how closely the design wraps around the board.
1203911
Though I'm not familiar with that case, I think it should fit just fine after seeing the pictures. I have one in a cooler master 130 case which is very small.
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The model I ordered was based on the older SI case. You can check their webpage for more info and cross reference the part numbers. Good luck
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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 don't own that model, but it is a 5" model like my 2555, so I would assume it fits. I bought this case for my wife during the holidays and we were both really impressed. It is well made and looks great. Doesn't look or feel like a "techie" case.
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I am sure it will. I had the original 1st, and they're the same size and layout. This case is perfect for my use, and holds the tablet securely.
1583844
Standard will work. I put a dead drive in the case to mount the drive cover. Drive needs to be in case for you to be able to use the cover.
1154791
This case has a removeable mother board tray. Do to the design, if the board would fit, the tray and or case may need modification. Check all measurements before proceeding.
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I don't see how all you guys are saying yours fits fine. Mine might fit OK....if I used a hammer to place it. Then a crowbar trying to get it out. On top of that it's constantly mashing the power button, which can't be good. Got burned on this case and trigger grips, lesson learned. System first, accessories later.
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I did not fit mine with out any other case. I have it sitting here as I did not bother to return it. It was to tight of a fit!
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No it does not fit, I bought it for your exact telescope... returning the case on Monday.
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Yep that is exactly why I bought it. Case has a 3.0 connector (wider one pictured) but my board has a 2.0 header (smaller one).
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it fits it perfectly, that is what i have also. I love it... and all your port holes line up just right.
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I do not know the specific locations of the bottom mounting holes for your case. There are four tapped screw holes in the bottom of this case that will probably work as it is probably a standard. Refer to SABRENT's site. http://www.sabrent.com/category/hard-drive-enclosures/BK-HDDF/
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I had to purchase a new case when I added the Humble Pi Kit to my Raspberry Pi. There are a couple of good makers out there I got mine for adafruit. They have a clear case that you can just remove the top piece to support the humble pi add on board.
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The design is different and this one does not have audio out. We have not personally tested the case but yes, it should fit. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. RND
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I do not advice getting this case, it hasn't ever worked. I had to buy two adapters for it because the first one I bought was the wrong one so then I has to purchase the other one just to find out that it didn't work. I am sorry, but I am not positive which one fits, but if I had to take a guess it is the one that has a top nitch rather than then all flat. I hope this helps you.