how many fans is the case capable of? Can the "Cooler Master V8 GTS" fit inside this cas3 with a (LGA- 775 Mobo)
1522884
Well, it comes with three fans, and it has ports for another 4 fans, for a total of 7 fans.
1522885
The case can have up to 7 fan's. And as far as the cooler master V8 GTS should fit in there. I have the cooler master Hyper 212 plus. And it fit's fine. Hope that this will help.
2200035
It will fit in any case with 3 open 5.25in bays. So it's pretty universal. I love it. Haven't had a single issue out of it and it's very simple to replace the fan inside with a different one if you don't like the blue LED
445158
Not sure the size of the 650 Ti Boost, but I can say certainly the rest will be easy. I fit a Matx board(FM1) and 2 case fans no problem. I would say that the PSU that comes with it is utter garbage and should be replaced day one(if it works, mine was DOA). There is a good chance the GPU will fit, but I just don't know the size of that model, so I don't want to say definately, but 90% chance it will. This is a pretty big case, plenty of room.
670480
I just got this case and I already had a Cooler Master Hyper 101i applied to my motherboard. And I have to say, 117mm is the TALLEST of a cooler you can get into the case. Literally, it's just a mm away from touching the case lid. But if you have a bigger one, you CAN easily use wire cutters to cut away at the mesh, but that does take away from one area where you can screw in an SSD or 2.5" HDD.
1554083
I'm not sure. Honestly I would change that case for better longevity if I where you. Just check the dimensions of the case and match it with the cooler.
498810
You can fit two hard drives in this case. It's pretty tight though, with the drives difficult to get in and out over the processor fan. If you plan on a custom CPU cooler, you may have to install the drives first. Depending on the mobo you pick, you may or may not have to install the drives before installing the mobo even with a stock cooler. Kind of a pain for maintenance but you shouldn't be swapping out hard drives very often. I have used different motherboards in this case and was able to squeeze one drive in and out without removing the board.
1259585
The bottom one may not be usable depending on the length of your power supply. I was not able to get a fan to fit because the cables coming from mine were just too close. I do have 4 fans in use though, along with the CPU fan and that is plenty in my opinion. Stock fans are usable, but average at best. I moved them to the front and side and have high end 120mm in the back and top. Airflow is excellent in my opinion. I do really like this case due to the price and features.
857709
2 fans in the case, one front and one rear. I believe they are both 120mm fans. You can fit a 230mm in the front. Both fans are quality, quiet fans. This case is awesome but kind of big for a mini itx. If you're looking for something that will fit a lot of storage and can be water cooled easily I'd go for it otherwise the cooler master elite 120 or 130 is an awesome case with a smaller footprint and plenty of room for a monster video card.
604156
It may fix. I got a 750w 80 plus gold and I had to cut one of the hard drive bay to make it fit. The case is very practical in space and good looking. For fans, get the noctua fans or better. Watch for how big the heatsick is. I can't overstate about planning to manage the space and cables on this case.
1852549
There are 9 expansion slots, so assuming that each card takes up 2 slots and your motherboard supports it, 4. Also note that because of the way the case is configured you will never have problems with card length either.
1803284
I don't know what the dimensions on the your mobo is, but I'm running an Asus Crosshair IV Formula Mobo with a 1,000 watt power supply which both are pretty good size with also the capability to run three Radeon Sapphire video cards. The Mobo is approx. 12" x 9". The Half-X case is verry spacious and laid out well. I would venture to say that you won't have a problem.
1350178
The room between the motherboard tray and the side panel is a bit tight and measures right at 11/16��. That�fs not the most room I�fve ever seen allotted here; but with proper cable management, it should be doable. However with my build I experience plenty of room and cooler master really shined thru by adding grommet protected ports and hook knock out's that allowed for use of zip ties for a really impressive cable management. I just added a 915F and included a mini pc set up for a truly amazing pc. good luck on your build.
1831170
I'm sorry I cannot answer this question. The fans are installed in the case and are working well.
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.
1581768
I do not know the dimensions of this Silverstone case so I don't know whether this huge heat sink will fit into this case or not. I can tell you a bit about my set up so that you can make your decision. I use the Aerocool DS (Dead Silence) case. My mATX MB is GA-Z87MX-D3H with I7 CPU and 16 GB of RAM. The heat sink lean over the 1st graphic slot so you can not use this slot. I use only a 140mm fan mounted on top of the case to draw the heat up and out of the case. The fan of my Corsair AX760i power supply never spins since my computing load is light (no games). So far I am very impressed with performance of this heat sink; it makes my computer truly Dead Silence.
1450168
yes, you can fit that card in no problem. the only downside to the case is running your cpu power connector. I had to sneak mine through the back of the MB through the cpu bracket opening. The stand off allowed for plenty of room to do it though. It is a great case with very quite fans. The price cant be beat.
110087
As for the cooler, I know the Ultra cooler fits in there. I believe it's the same size, but I can't say for certain with the v8. In any case, the rails allow an smaller SSD to mount via screws and slide in just as a full size mechanical drive would. I have an OCZ Vertex 4 mounted in mine, and what's more, I just press a button to pop the front fan out, and the disk drives slide right in/out. I love this case, and if you can get confirmation that it supports your cooler, I highly reccomend it.