Can all the components be moved to another case. ie. the motherboad?
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No, the Dell Computer is updated with new hard drive and ram, it runs only with this unit . but this is to cool to pass up, buy it now! I love this computer ....best complete system for the Price ...
698441
It is very easy: Undo the little screw located at the back of the case, open it, and carefully remove all the components (one by one) from inside. Keep an eye on the original position of these components so you can put them back in the new one. I would recommend to replace the battery as well. Once you finished installing the old components into the new case, just tight up the little screw and that's it!... It is ready to go.
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Not every screw hole of every mobo lines up with every case. I just put a Gigabyte MATX in one and used six out of seven screws. No big, this is pretty common.
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No. The RAM is soldered to the motherboard, so expansion is not a realistic option.
1932772
I removed the cover today on mine to replace the HDD with an SSD and add another mSATA. BE FOREWARNED: To remove the case you have to break a "Warranty Void" sticker. Once inside you will find *nothing* can be upgraded replaced without having to completely disassemble the system; I decided to not attempt it. I've been building/upgrading systems for 20 years and the internal design of this system was complex enough to scare me off. The only thing that appears to accessible is the HDD but I could figure out how it was mounted and wasn;tabout to tinker about and make a $2K paperweight :)
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No, but you can modify other parts of the case that you may not need for the monitor.
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I had a two case setup for awhile. One case had my motherboard and controller cards and power supply and the other case had all my hdds including one rack inside. I bought some long sas and data cables to connect the two cases. I eventually built an open air case using wire racks and plywood.
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That will depend upon the motherboard you install into the case, but there are only 4 slots on the case.
986368
If you're comfortable getting into the case and doing the work yourself, yes, you could upgrade it. There are videos on how to do the swap.
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The whole case uses thumb screws to take apart. It also has handles on the left and right sided of the case for easy carrying. Upgrading the motherboard is also easy since the tray can be taken out, just make sure you screwed the motherboard in. The top panel has holes like the front of the case you can see your parts and lights can be seen if there is some.
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Yes, I'd say so. It's a big case and it's very roomy. It does have an annoying light that blinks when it's in sleep mode, but you can just disconnect it from the motherboard. Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yeessssssss.
1181001
it depends on the case, it fits in most. all of your components are compatible
71521
Forget about that. If you have a new motherboard then it will be very simple and everything only plugs in one place. So the largest cable plugs to the largest spread and work your way down from there. You can't really screw it up with the high end gear.
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Not without modding the case, which I'm going to assume you don't want to do. If you want this case, you'll need an mATX board, the one you listed is a size larger - ATX If you want a case that looks like this but will fit the motherboard you listed, look at the Corsair 750D or 900D.
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If your asking can you remove both sides of the case. Yes. The backside can be removed to help with wire storage and you can access the motherboard for a CPU cooler there. I run a corsair h100i with mine.
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You just will need a screwdriver for attaching the motherboard to the case a medium size or small will be ok :) for the rest you won't need more than that
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Yes it is easy to install it. Just transfer smal parts and main board. Thanks.