Will this be too long for a mid-tower?
2007612
I put mine in the 540 air and it was just enough to wrap around the front of the case on the bottom, left, and right sides, and route it to the back of the top portion. Its true to size so if you want an answer just measure out the path you want to route it. That question can't be answered by someone without measuring.
2007613
mm....not really! Im using a NZXT mid case and it fits just fine! and it comes with mini clips to stick around the led cord anyway you want to wrap around. Pretty much it depends on how your placing it around. But it should be fine for mid towers!
2007614
I used mine on my mid tower. The view portal and mesh fan area on the side of the case measure a triangle of about 12" x 12" x 18" (The measurements aren't exact. The wire is in an arc going around the corners instead of straight bends and it's not exactly those lengths, just approximation. It's just to give an idea of the size. For reference, my case is the NZXT Phantom 410). I was able to run the lights in a full figure 8 (passing twice through the middle [~10.5"]) and I still have an inch or two slack when I remove the side panel.
2007615
Nope, it is plenty flexible. You could double back along the lighting route if you have extra length.
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.
2149758
The place where the computer tower goes is a standard size where it will fit tall computers. I would give you the actual measements however we are away at the present time and cannot measure it
1309356
Shouldn't be a problem. I have a Black Griffin In-win mid-tower and it fits without any issues.
798412
Shouldn't be a problem at all. The "pinching" action of the mount's rubber surfaces relies on the sides of the CPU, not the top. You should be fine.
454013
You actually have more room than that-a little more than 14in. I'm running a pair of Sapphire 6970s,and still have tons of room-even with my cpu liquid cooling pump installed in the bottom of the case !
1623186
Roughly 7.125" long, 8.5" with the cables attached. The 1300 is a long body psu, plus the connections for the cables are ridged and stick out. I wouldn't try to squeeze it in anything smaller than a mid tower. Not really room enough in an sg09 for the need for 1300w anyway. The 1000w may be shorter length, but you'll still have issues with the connections.
1773437
I have two monitors on one section with my tower underneath. The build feels quite stable, I don't think it would be a problem but I can't honestly be sure.
572595
It will fit with no issues. as a matter of fact, it should fit in most mid towers with no iissues.
139647
This thing is BIG. I have it in a thermal take kandolf and it has to squeeze in with the video card. Have a full tower before you get this IMO. Especially if you have a big video card.
1669926
Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)
2109763
I'd consider a full tower. Just my opinion. I tried medium, but always felt it is not enough space.
1743984
Its good and strong. But so big and heavy. if you choose some big mother board with multiple cards. you can do this. otherwise you need a smaller one to save space.
261937
Whats the concern? the module is 52.5mm tall or 2.07 inches. So I would stick to that level of clearance minus 5mm or so max for socket and cpu height.
1466877
Yes, I don't have the exact length but, I have the PSU below the PCIE slots and the Motherboard 8 pin & 20 pin reach without issue.
1384123
It's a full tower,, so I would say yes. You could look up the tower and read what coolers it can take.
1405263
Yes, it's about 2/3 the size of my mid tower. It's quite small and my micro ATX board fits snugly. As an owner of a pc repair shop I would recommend this tower if your looking to save as much space as possible.