I know this computer case is at least 3yrs old, but popular, expensive etc. Does the case support the new X99 Motherboards ? Thanks in advance!
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Yes. I built with Asus rampage 5. The form factors haven't changed so you shouldn't have issues with any spec board.
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Not sure what you mean by support - cases simply hold the motherboard in place. That being said, it supports E-ATX, ATX, etc. motherboard sizes and definitely has a lot of room to spare.
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Yes, this motherboard supports all sizes of motherboards. The X99 is a chipset not a size, and chipsets don't affect case compatibility.
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Hi, this case support all ATX boards, including the new X99. I already an Asus X99-Deluxe inside this case.
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I bought this case from another site, and maybe this advice will help: when shopping for a motherboard try to get one with the 24-pin power connector as close to the I/O panel as possible, and the f_panel connectors as far away as possible. For example, if you have the motherboard flat so the I/O panel is pointing "back" at you and the rest of the mobo pointing "forward", the front-panel buttons and USB ports on this case will be "forward" too. So you'll want your f_panel connectors as close to the "forward" edge as possible, and hopefully a USB header too. Then you'll want the 24-pin power connector as close to the "back right" corner as possible, since that's where the punch-out hole for the power adapter is on the case. I know most "Embedded Solutions" mini-ITX motherboards on Newegg don't fit this description, but I got this motherboard to work and the front panel and the pico-PSU cables reached where they needed to go but it was a very close stretch: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135364
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it is a micro atx case, and it supports both micro atx and full atx motherboards, and full sized graphics cards, i know because im using a ATX board in it right now
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The MSI x99 mobo is an E-ATX form board, this case can only fit m-ATX and ATX forms, so I don't think this is the case for you...
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I use this motherboard with 6990 if you think urs is larger than mine. But i am sure even you have a evga 780 ti kingpin can still fit in there. Why i answered so many times so many questions but never get a thanks?
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No. I thought it was when I bought and ended up using it in another PC. I then bought the one by XFX and it worked great in my low profile slim Dell case. Good luck.
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Yes, that is an ATX MAINBOARD as is the case. When looking at cases just make sure your main board type (ATX, MINI ATX, OR MICRO ATX) is supported. Most new cases will support all 3 with moveable standoffs for the main board screws.
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Fitting is more of a matter of your case and the power supply which must support high current drawn by the cards. This one supports crossfire and SLI which even comes with the cable. I have used this board with my home server for over a year, never having to reboot. It is just tough. However remember that in terms of graphic cards that is the reason why manufacturers create a compatibility list you should take a look at. If you are like me you would like to just see if it works... enjoy this superb motherboard...
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I used to work for Dell. I can tell you that MOST OEM motherboards do not fit in these cases.The holes don't line up. One of the reasons is Dell wants a Dell motherboard mounted in a Dell case.Maybe if you use duct tape. It may indeed fit, but if it does it's not the usual way Dell or otherOEMs deign their motherboards.
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Really great case, to answer your question, for sure the case will hold a MATX and a ATX motherboards, if its a full ATX, it might not. Went to Tigerdirect and looked up your MOBO, saw 3 and they were all ATX so it should fit. Case is 19.5 inches tall if that helps.
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As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will... » Read More As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). « Show Less
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It's perfect for this motherboard.I personally used an AMD Athlon x4 750k on this Mothetboard and I had no problems whatsoever.
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I haven't installed any parts in this case yet. I'm still in the process of buying all my parts. My advice is to go to pcpartpicker.com, they have a tool on their site that tells you if PC parts are compatible with other PC parts. I found this case through their site, and I bought parts that were compatible with it.
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This is a great motherboard but it does not support the processor your looking at. Below are a few links in the board you looked at, the processor you looked at and a link to Gigabyte who will have a board that will work well. Intel seems to be getting out of the desktop board industry, the are focusing a lot on server products, processors and the Intel NUC (Next Unit of Computing). Processor: http://ark.intel.com/m/products/47922/Intel-Xeon-Processor-X5650-(12M-Cache-2_66-GHz-6_40-GTs-Intel-QPI)#@product/specifications Motherboard: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/desktop-board-dh55tc.html Gigabyte: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/list.aspx?s=42&jid=0&p=2&v=1 Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions!
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there are posters on newegg.com that's running this mobo with x6. Careful tho, i was going to get this until i saw some reviews stating that there are some heating issues with this mobo.
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It could be to long. It doesn't look like a big case and I see on a dell forum where some guy says the following about your model "I think you need a power supply with a depth of around 5.9 inches. I encountered this issue on the weekend when I tried to move an OCZ Fatality 550-watt PSU into a similar (XPS 7100) case and it wouldn't fit". Therefore i looked and some corsair 750w psu's are only 5.9" deep. There are several others that seem to be less than 6", but the xfx 750 is about 6.7". For the sake of it being a nice fit, i would probably choose another. I have had pretty good luck with several corsairs. Check newegg for a deal with mail in rebate. They have a 750m after rebate for 60 (free shipping) or amazon has a cx750 for 69.99. I also checked seasonic (who makes xfx psu's), it looked too long too. oh well. That is alot of power. You may be fine with a 600 watt if you just have a mid priced vid card. If you have a big boy video card, make sure its about 9 inches or less or it won't fit in that case either. If you try to put all these part in another case, the only issue you might run into, is not having a rear i/o shield for your motherboard. It's mostly decorative though.
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I ordered mine directly from Corsair. I just got lucky, sort of, because after all the charges from the drop shipping to California then the UPS charge, I could have easily bought a nicer case from an American company like CaseLabs. Their Magnum STX 10 case is awesome. The only problem is that it comes flat shipped and you have to buy all of your fan mounting hardware. So basically you end up with about a 900.00 case anyway, but their HDDs and SSD mount out of site in the right side panel, pretty awesome. It's so customizable that I think I want one of their cases instead. It has like 7 radiator mounting options and will hold 4 power supplies. I can't see any one needing four power supplies, but I also never thought I would need two. Corsair told me these will not be released until the end of May, unless you are lucky enough to score on of the ten or so that they send to Newegg or Amazon.