if anyone has used this with the nzxt phantom 530 do the preinstalled standoffs line up with this mobo?
201044
Not sure, but my case is the NZXT Phantom PHAN-001WT and the standoffs were easy to align. I think I have one of them not even aligned, though. I couldn't push the mobo far enough to align one the farthest one on the left.
201045
Its a standard ATX board so as long as that is a standard case you'll be fine. I have a CoolerMaster case and the board fit just fine.
201046
it will line up will all towers, nzxt phantom 530 included. All towers today have multiple hole configurations for Full atx, micro ect. Also, standoffs arent usually preinstalled, you screw them in to match your mobo.
287868
As others have said, using angled cables would definitely solve the problem if the ports were to be covered. However, I have an EVGA 670FTW on the first one, and it sticks over the edge of the motherboard by about 1.25 inches.
799207
Enjoy it! Nzxt cases are truly beautiful. I've built all my machines in one. If you have doubts or questions look up Linus tech tips he has some in depth reviews. Also if anything breaks the Nzxt warranty will ship you out a new part. :D merry Xmas !!
424375
My son used the tower, he said bit look like it should fit depending on motherboard your using. Hope that helps.
430968
Each round in the motherboard lines up with a hole in the case. Look at the picture of the motherboard on the first page of the user manual. There are seven (7) holes. See if they match the locations in your motherboard, as later manufactured versions may have a revision. If there are seven holes in the motherboard, that's how many standoffs you need. Seven sounds right.
322923
The mobo will fit. I have this case, just be careful. When you build your computer, make sure you have everything put in your mobo first since the case has special slots for the gpu. You will see it once you get it. You can ask me for information
1661572
http://www.nzxt.com/product/detail/95-phantom-410-mid-tower-case If you look under the SPEC section, it says "Screwless Rail Design." You may be able to contact NZXT and order replacement rails. I did several searches and only found bay adapters for 2.5" drives to 3.5" bays. You may find them on Ebay, but I would recommend buying from NZXT directly if possible. Hope this helps.
750515
About a foot long. Mine's Phantom 530 NZXT case and I installed both at the top and the wires could route to the side of the internal frame then down to the centre hub with many 3-pin connectors for fans. (refer to pictures of phantom 530 in the web for the respective wiring route and a better visual.
779308
Motherboard mounting points are standardized for each type/size of board. I've never heard or experienced such a thing as you are claiming. EVER. Few reviews have complained about it? Have any? This just doesn't seem likely in the least. EVGA doesn't have boards with special mounting points and every case I've ever seen has mounting points configurable to whatever type of motherboard is designed to fit the case. Maybe you need to check just what it is you're doing.
1763779
Yes, but be sure to get one with detachable HDD trays. It's an exact fit in most atx cases and you might run into trouble installing GPUs that are longer than the mobo if the trays aren't removable. I'm using an Arc Mini.
2157592
it fit in my nzxt H630 case, and it is not listed as able to fit. the board fits on all of the ATX mounting posts, but is a bit longer , Approx 1/2 inch. so if you are using a large case like me it should fit.
1941724
not having that case myself....it is hard to say. But i believe the cords will be long enough.....however im more concerned with the cords orientation..... are you sure that psu will line up correctly?
599762
Everything in my other comment stands, but I just noticed the huge money you're putting into the card. Do a lot of research before buying. Talk to a lot of gamers. I guess you already have a build using this mobo, and are upping the video card. I would think all should work well, especially if you have not had the flaky stuff that's happened with mine. Make sure you have a strong power supply.
1322209
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.
1173300
The one that I purchased came with both the Low profile and standard bracket. Make sure you research before you purchase. I have a mini-ITX board and used the only slot availible. This card will not work in the first slot on some chipsets, including mine. My seller wanted to charge 20% for the return.
404279
Mark's answer is the one I was going to go with as well. My case didn't line up perfectly with my MSI board but one screw isn't going to do much.
2109220
Definitely, i also have a ASUS board in mine, i have the M5A99FX PRO R2.0, had no problem. Here's a quote/link directly from Corsairs website: "Motherboard Support: Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX, E-ATX" http://www.corsair.com/en-us/special-edition-white-graphite-series-600t-mid-tower-case. Cheers.