Can I build a pc gamer using this case? What about the refrigeration? Can I use the same hardware than I would use on a standard desktop?
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This I a small form factor case. So with that in mind you may not be able to do everything you could do with a standard atx case. Here is a video I found with a simple google search. Hope it helps. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NZXDgjVY_EI
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Only restriction is you have to use a Mini ITX motherboard, as the board mounts flat in the case. With a Mini ITX M/B you only get one expansion slot so that rules out Crossfire or SLI (dual graphic card set up), Other than that, there is TONS of room in this case for all kinds of coolers, radiators, hard drives, etc. Case interior is very well thought out and well constructed. IF you are not familiar with PCPartPicker.com, go here, this should be the link for this case. At the bottom you can see all kinds of systems that people have built with this case. http://pcpartpicker.com/builds/by_part/bitfenix-case-bfcpro300rrxkrrp Only restriction is you have to use a Mini ITX motherboard, as the board mounts flat in the case. With a Mini ITX M/B you only get one expansion slot so that rules out Crossfire or SLI (dual graphic card set up), Other than that, there is TONS of room in this case for all kinds of coolers, radiators, hard drives, etc. Case interior is very well thought out and well constructed. IF you are not familiar with PCPartPicker.com, go here, this should be the link for this case. At the bottom you can see all kinds of systems that people have built with this case.... » Read More Only restriction is you have to use a Mini ITX motherboard, as the board mounts flat in the case. With a Mini ITX M/B you only get one expansion slot so that rules out Crossfire or SLI (dual graphic card set up), Other than that, there is TONS of room in this case for all kinds of coolers, radiators, hard drives, etc. Case interior is very well thought out and well constructed. IF you are not familiar with PCPartPicker.com, go here, this should be the link for this case. At the bottom you can see all kinds of systems that people have built with this case. http://pcpartpicker.com/builds/by_part/bitfenix-case-bfcpro300rrxkrrp « Show Less
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Im guessing you used google translate to ask this question but i'll try to help.Yes, you can build a gaming pc using this case. As for the cooling you are planning to apply i'm afraid it depends, so additional information would be informative in order to help u.The hardware is limited to m-itx sized motherboards, any bigger wont fit.
59032
Yes, it is a great case! I use a bunch of them in my office and they are great cases for just about every one of your needs. I use the power supply that came with them and have never had a problem. I am not gamer but these things are on 24/7 and we have never had a failure.
734787
I think you may be getting confused by this product. It is literally just the case with no components. You will have to buy the components separate (Optical drive, Motherboard, CPU, Memory etc) and build yourself. Sorry for the dissapointment.
2157863
The system comes with the stock AMD CPU, which is seems to keep these computers working at low temperatures under normal use. As for running the CPU at 100%, I would say that the fan inside would probably be sufficient, so long as the ambient temperature is kept at a reasonable level (I'm talking server room temperatures: 65-70 degrees.) Even at 100%, the fan at maximum speed should be sufficient enough for cooling the computer. The rest of the case has enough airflow to keep everything else moving well enough (hard drive, DVD burners, etc.)
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I currently use it for my server laptop. I had it on my gaming rig but it does not produce enough air flow to keep her cool so I use a Cooler Master NotePal LapAir for my gaming rig now. I would only recommend this for light use laptops (web browsing, flash games, etc).
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i wouldn't recommend Water Cooling with this case, yes it looks amazing but that's it. the case itself feels a little weak or not sturdy enough for water cooling. besides that its a great looking device/tower.
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It depends on what you plan on using it for, what your power supply can handle, and how many fans your motherboard supports. I personally added five 120mm fans (2 for top, 2 for side, and 1 for radiator in back), but it also includes two 120mm fans in the front of the case. Also, note that your power supply will take up one fan port on the bottom. So, in the end I used all fan ports (used 8 holds 9) except for one on the bottom. I am using my computer mainly for photoshop and gaming, so I need to keep my case at an optimal temperature at all times. Also, note that it does support four 240mm fans, so if you have the money or need the extra cooling potential you could put two on top and two on the side (instead of 120mm fans). With this setup, whether I'm running Borderlands 2 on max specs for hours on end or handling massive resolutions in photoshop, I have yet to overheat the case. Depending on your application, this might be overkill. For a simple home desktop setup I would recommend two additional 120mm fans (most home setups get away with just two fans totat, however this case is much larger than most cases). Finally, if you just want the bare minimum for a gaming rig you could probably get away with three additional (instead of 5)120mm fans. Hope this helps! P.S. I realized I forgot to mention what fans I'm using. I'm using some Cooler Master SickleFlow 120mm fans.
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Yes this would be a very good case. They would be very silent, and considering, they would be operating at a low temperature, too, if you had enough fans. The case only has 7 PCI-E slots, so you could only run 3 way sli, unless you got water blocks for them, and got 'single slot bracket' kits.
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Not really. I can access some crucial spots, like connecting a new hard drive, but not without some pain, though. But that will also depend on the rig you'll build. Because I have a gtx 770, it takes up a lot of space, plus a 750w power supply that is fairly big. All this plus no cable management makes it really hard to do stuff in the motherboard without hassle, once it is done. That is the downside of this desktop case.
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Hi, to be honest ! i sold that pc before i use it! but from my experenice ? i think you can? shouldn't be any problem? regard
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I was going to build my own case but for less then 50 shipped I got the m350 from mini-box. It's got no room for cd drives. But my plan is the get a slot load BD drive and have it hidden in the entertainment center (ie. the disc will literally slot load into a hollowed out piece of wood). I have the case already and my board should be here Wednesday. The quality is excellent(from what I can tell so far), and hopefully I won't need the fan as this case is designed for open air cooling. It's much more black than in the pictures. The pictures make it seem blueish grey, and its darker than an xbox elite. If I have any issues installing in this case I'll post back. I was going to build my own case but for less then 50 shipped I got the m350 from mini-box. It's got no room for cd drives. But my plan is the get a slot load BD drive and have it hidden in the entertainment center (ie. the disc will literally slot load into a hollowed out piece of wood). I have the case already and my board should be here Wednesday. The quality is excellent(from what I can tell so far), and hopefully I won't need the fan as this case is designed for open air cooling. It's much more black than in the pictures. The pictures make it seem blueish grey, and its darker... » Read More I was going to build my own case but for less then 50 shipped I got the m350 from mini-box. It's got no room for cd drives. But my plan is the get a slot load BD drive and have it hidden in the entertainment center (ie. the disc will literally slot load into a hollowed out piece of wood). I have the case already and my board should be here Wednesday. The quality is excellent(from what I can tell so far), and hopefully I won't need the fan as this case is designed for open air cooling. It's much more black than in the pictures. The pictures make it seem blueish grey, and its darker than an xbox elite. If I have any issues installing in this case I'll post back. « Show Less
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There is plenty of room inside this case. I don't have a liquid cooling system but I have seen YouTube reviews showing various installations. It will most likely depend on your video card since that seems to be the largest item installed.
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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.
207211
It should its super spacey. You can check out pcbuilder.com and custom build a pc on it you pick a case and it has all the parts that are compatible with it.
70626
This is just an empty case. My recommendation to you is to get a prebuilt PC (if you don't know much about building PCs). If you need help in building one let me know.
129719
It would hold a standard desktop fine. I had a large full tower setup with side fans and it was just too big and heavy. If you have a standard sized tower or desktop it should work perfectly. A gaming tower or graphics workstation is too much for it.
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I have use mother boards with cpu unit that have an non fan air cooler they have work great for me. I don't know of any that would fit for this case because of the size of the case with hardrive/dvd added in. now the best thing you can do is if you don't need the DVD player and can use an outside dvd player you can add a fan in the DVD player port and help remove the heated air up and out the back, or you can put a small fan on the sides out side the case. this the best I can do. do the the size of the case air cool cpu work the best.