Does this fit a normal ATX case? Where I put my normal HDDs?
315842
Yes, it will fit a normal 3.5" bay. Just the screws provided were not "standard" case screws. Their screws head were too small, I had to use the standard case screws and "re-thread" the bracket holes.
315843
If the case is standard, I supposed it should. Mine was a Dell desktop, and it's got it's own way to sliding tray... so it didn't work so well on my Dell.
315844
Absolutely! If a normal 3.5" fits, this will fit. If you've got extra space, you can even attach two 2.5" in it perpendicularly. If not, it can also hold one flat against it.
381912
My full size ATX ASUS Motherboard has plenty of room, so I think an E-ATX would work without a problem. Put it this way, there are still unused I/O slots in the case that my board doesn't even reach. Double check what Antec says on their website as well! It might have more specific measurements for compatibility. Goodluck!
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.
786294
Yes very tight but it will fit! Might have to buy a modular power supply so you can get more room and move the hard drive to the top bay or even mount it on the bottom or front of the case to free up some space but it will fit - just have to out think it!
409302
This is a MicroATX Mother Board and it should fit just fine in this case, you got tons of space in this case for such of small foot print. hell you can even add a dual 1200MM water cooling system and you still got plenty of room. I have build many system and use many brands of computer cases, and I have to say this specific model is the best one I have aver use, due to it's small foot print, tons of space for H.D., graphic card, Heat zincs, water cooling, mother boards, and PSU. Is by far the best and better design case I have aver own.
1787694
I don't know the dimensions of that card but I have an AMD 7970 in mine and its not even close. This is a huge case inside. Not like some of the Antec cases where the drive bays get in the way. there is no way your card won't fit in this case.
1255178
Yes it did fit in the case( i used the the 2.5' HDD) but there no gap or space between the hard drive and AMD factory CPU fan, They are like bonded together on the top left edge of the cpu fan. Not sure if i replace with SSD it would have space between the CPU fan and SSD.
736434
Hello! yes it is ATX form. Maybe your case is a little smaller than default. Check out the holes in your case. :)
1790114
most optical drives designed for atx cases are 5.25" and they would all fit. there are optical drives that are housed in external enclosures, and those would not, but they do sit nicely on top of the case.
679138
i have a standard atx size case so i dont know there's plenty of space left for the cover so i imagine so, but you should check with someone else before considering it
1899194
I have a 1tb transcend that fits the case. I measure this HD as 5 inches by 3 1/4 inches by 3/4 inches. Hope this helps.
1424183
no, this is a full size card. I could barely fit it in a standard atx case. although the case I have barely fit a full atx motherboard.
553702
I don't plan on transporting my drive anywhere, so I haven't tried using any cases with it. However based on the descriptions the case you mentioned was designed to fit a drive slightly smaller than the 2TB WD drive you are using. So I would say that you may want to keep looking.
1231716
I believe ATX mid and full sized mother boards. Excellent case. It even has the ability to remove one of the 3.5 inch drive bays (so you can still install 3 hard drives) to make room for larger graphics cards.
2041182
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.
1133012
Hard drives are of standard sizes (3.5" & 2.5"). Yours is probably 3.5" if it came from a desktop computer. It will fit standard external cases.
399816
yes..it is a typical ATX case, therefore you can put in 2 optical drives a floppy, or media card reader and something like 6 hard drives (although they would be quite close together)