Would this case support the Wolfson Audio Card as well as a Model b Raspberry Pi?
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I measure .73 inches from the top of the PCB to the bottom of the top of the case. That is the clearance. As long as when the card is seated on the Pi it does not go above that you are fine. The corner posts afaik wont effect you as the Wolfson Audio Card stays inside of the Pi edges. Just looking at that card attached to a Pi it seems like its no problem. It does not look much taller than the USB connector. Even if it were close you could easily replace the brass posts with bigger ones or just add a spacer or even a washer to make it work.
882755
I'm not 100% sure but judging from the photos of the Wolfson Audio Card, I would say "no". In addition to the outside screws, there are also 2 holes on the board that the inside screws go through, so that probably won't line up either.
2265527
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).
842779
Yes, my case has 2 USB3.0 and a USB2.0 port on the front that all work with this MOBO.
1687808
It would probably physically fit, but NVidia recommends a 600W power supply for that card (The card can draw 250W). This case has a 300W power supply. Additionally, I don't believe it has the required 8-pin supplemental power (It does have a 6-pin connector). So, it's probably not a good idea with the included power supply/cabling.
1078458
It should work just fine. I'm running mine on a MicroATX board in a very slim HTPC case.
945111
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
349069
Assuming the PS is normal size these should both fit with more than enough room. It really depends on what type of MOBO you plan on putting in the case. It's a big case with plenty of room for even the big graphics cards.
1161622
It is fairly easy to install if you follow a tutorial online such as the one found on mymediaexperience.com/raspberry-pi-xbmc-with-rasbmc/ With the 8 GB micro SD card it should have plenty of room. I am not an expert by any means but there are many great resources online to help you every step of the way!
2143593
It's pretty big on the inside, so it should be compatible with many models. Looking at your model...looks like it'll fit. What are the measurements of your board?
361933
ASUS lists that MB as a regular ATX board. The Corsair case will only fit micro- or mini-ATX so I would imagine no, it won't fit.
625194
Yes. In mine, the back of the mobo is a bit snug against the panel so installing pci cards required a little more finesse than usual. Otherwise, it's a good fit. I've been quite happy with the case.
1826023
I installed this sound card in a ATX case. I don't know if will fit another computer case.
812057
EATX refers to the extended board size (meaning you need a larger case to house it) but otherwise yes it is compatible.
2091280
...Howdy, Angel!...I can see no reason why this would not work...there are 3 open bays on the front of this tower, and the card-reader you ask about is a standard 3.5 internal design, so it should simply slide in from the front and connect like any other device one would want to putin there, like a DVD-player, or whatever.......If you already have this case, then you know how versatile and sturdy it is built, and how wonderfully quiet the fans are!...I truly can not tell when it is running just by sound...Good Luck!
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Depends on the case you are going to install it into. If you are using a proprietary case from a brand name company like Apple, Dell, etc., you will probably have nothing but problems. Best to install it in an empty case with power supply, compatible memory, processor, drives and other hardware of your choice. The specs at Gigabyte's website will give you more information as to compatible components.
1181001
it depends on the case, it fits in most. all of your components are compatible
2228002
I was able to modify a case like this Kootek Transparent Clear Raspberry Pi Case Enclosure Box Dog Bone Shape Using those screws you use behind the motherboard I had leftover from a system build to make the enclosure a bit taller.Ultimately though I ended up using Lego's to make a custom case where I could both see and touch the screen. Best of luck!