Does this case come with motherboard standoffs? Or does it have built in raised standoffs in the mother board tray?
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The hardware package included the standoffs. I put an additional washer between the standoff and the case to increase the separation slightly. Hope this answers your question.
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My motherboard came with traditional brass motherboard standoffs in a plastic bag. Case right side "pan" within outer case cover is flat. Plenty of room - and appropriate mounting holes - for full ATX motherboards, as well as micro-ATX. See my previous review.
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Each round in the motherboard lines up with a hole in the case. Look at the picture of the motherboard on the first page of the user manual. There are seven (7) holes. See if they match the locations in your motherboard, as later manufactured versions may have a revision. If there are seven holes in the motherboard, that's how many standoffs you need. Seven sounds right.
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When purchasing this one, I didn't realize it needed extra support, luckily, I have a case that both side panels can be removed. So, for my installation, I didn't have to remove the motherboard, but normally it would have to be removed.
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not that i know of i knonw theres a case thats a duel motherbored server/gaming pc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TXYFl9fgMk
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It just uses the bracket slot but it does use a molex connection and unless you're case has a good size gap on the left side, you have to run the power cable across the motherboard to the cable management slot, which bothers me but if you don't care about that then you should be fine. And I don't know if was just mine but mine stopped working after a month and I double checked the connection and even switched out a molex connection to trouble shoot but nothing. I would recommend it cause its an awesome add on but watch out to see if any LEDs burn out.
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Yes the full tower case fits most mother boards. It al least fits all amd, intel might be different though. The freekin' thing stands two feet tall.
422162
You don't need to remove the motherboard if you have cut space in the back of the case. That's because there are 4 long screws you have to pass through the MB.
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Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
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Sorry, I don't know since I used the case for an Intel MB that has no fan. I have to say, though, that I have several different mini itx cases, and I don't really care for any of them. A different problem with each one.
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It's atx, but its short on three standoffs. I totaled a board while plugging in the 24pin power connector so be sure to hold the board when plugging it in. It's standard atx though. It fits in my other case fine, but using a full tower case, I guess I should have noticed.
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no ...other case totally but did have a thermaltake in it with dual fans front to back. hope that helps
1672227
Yes, it has threaded holes in every configuration to fit all size mobos. Make sure you have long cables from your power supply as this beast is huge. Best buit case I've ever owned.
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Most cases like this one do come with all the stand offs and screws that you will need. They are not pre installed though.
655727
Yes it does. There are several metal strips that help to attache the fan to the motherboard. But if I may add, it is a big fan you need a big case. I have also found that with my Intel Core i7-2600K even when I run heavy process oriented apps like Civilization V, the fan never comes on high. It really only turns on high at boot up for about 5 seconds, then runs on low all the time.
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Yes, this case does have a stand integrated. This is a nice sturdy case, you will like it.
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It does but I had to drill new holes at the top of the case to allow for enough clearance between the motherboard and radiator. I currently have the NZXT KRAKEN X61 top mounted in the case. It's a great case. If you don't mind drilling new holes it works great.
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Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow. Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC.