I'm wondering if the matte box will rise high enough if I put my beachtek under my 5dmkii
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It would be tight but doable I believe, I have been able to shoot on this rig using my 7d with its battery grip which you can look up but I believe is pretty close to the thickness of a BeachTek.
1170933
yes, match them and stay below or equal to the max. that your Motherboard allows.
1884570
I cannot answer your question. my iWavecube will be on top of an small end table which is open on all sides.
1580562
It depends on the size that the motherboard allows that you install in the unit. This is a case only.
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I wouldn't bet on it and even if it did, you would have to squeeze it against your mobo. That's what I discovered with the 600t case. Look into the H100/H100i instead.
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Yes, I use this board with no problems, make sure it will fit in your case where clearance to the side panels can be an issue..
2064502
I have a Smilodon RaidMax case that's a mid-tower case and it works fine. The cables from the power supply got in the way some but I moved them around - nothing hard to do.
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Absofreakinlutely! That's what I have in my setup. Check my review to see pics of the build with it in there.
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Ah, yea it stick out a little. But you have a mid-size case or bigger you should be good. Had no problem with mine.
335878
I have a Q5. If I bring the cable out the upper left corner of the glob box I'm able to latch the box without damaging the cable. It does put a bit of a kink in the cover of the cable but hasn't appeared to cause any problems.
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I'm not sure what the corsair case looks like, but in my cooler master haf xb it fits deeper than the plastic face plate. It should be flush with the mounts for two 5.25 drives
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Aloha Harry, Yes it should, I looked at an image of the port and it looks the same as my5d mrk iii and 7d mrk I. Aloha, Mike
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Under normal use that may be the case. However, in my particular case, I have the board in a Pimoroni Pibow Ninja case which doesn't have the most airflow. Coupled with that is the fact I have my Pi overclocked to the highest setting (full 1ghz). These things all taken together plus watching full HD output video causes things to heat up considerably. Put another way, need them or not, it's such a small investment for a good deal of peace of mind why WOULDN'T you get them?
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For the most part no because most motherboards nowadays van drive up 80ohm headsets. Anything 100 and above may require a amp/DAC or a nice sound card that can drive them. Check your motherboard first if anything else. I run a gigabyte ud3h 2013, idk specifics, but it runs them fine. I later bought a sound card though so I can drive the bass up.
1989657
Depending on your case's thickness!! If it is not add a lot of bluk, then it should be fine.
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If I had to hazard a guess, I would go with probably yes. I am using the same heatsink in a 4U rackmount chassis made by Rosewill that is listed as 7" high. (Equivalent to width on a desktop, since rackmounts are effectively rotated 90 degrees.) This case is 7.25" wide, so it appears to have a bit more room, likely for adding fans on the side panel, however there also may be more space between the motherboard tray and the side panel behind it (for cable routing.) If you use this heatsink, expect to not use a fan in the top position on the side panel. It may work, but it may not have enough clearance.
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Should as long as it's the same interface and you have the room for it. The heatsink is thick.