will the 9826w fit in this enclosure?
1087661
I don't know if it will fit, however I bought two of them and at night they glare to much from the IR lights so I wouldn't waste your money on them. buy the dome cameras instead they work better.
1087662
From Amazon's site, the dimensions of the 9826w are 5 x 4 x 5 inches. I have an 8910W installed in one of these enclosures and its dimensions (from Foscam site) are 8 x 5 x 6.5 in. So I would say that you are good.
1133011
The size matches, and a 1" thick drive fits, too. The enclosure accepts SATA drives only, not IDE drives. Please verify that.
2179551
It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.
1805251
I cant say for sure. I have the i9300. I guess if they are the same size? You could probably check the dimensions? Sorry couldn't be more help!
1268897
It should. I put it in an InWin Ironclad full tower with no problem. If you can get an 850 watt power supply to fit this one will fit. It is not physically larger than other power supplies. I just looked up your case and I am confident this will fit.
1950348
Ther is lots of room in this case I have an asus Z97 Pro with onboard wifi 10.7 x2.7 x 12.9 and there is plenty of room I would email thermaltake
179110
This case only supports microATX motherboards which max out at 9.6 x 9.6 inches. The power supply must be within standard dimensions 150x86x140mm WxHxD where the depth may vary.
973173
I remember swapping out a power supply for a friend that had the slimline architecture. 300 watts was enough and it did fit into the computer. Be sure you have the screws lined up.
1821777
I have no idea! Sorry. Mine is a 255W and it works for that one. Not sure about compatibility with anything else.
1258819
It's worth a try since your model is not listed as supported laptop. However I can assure you it'll be a tight fit if your laptop is listed in the description. For me, my laptop is HP 8730W and it fits pretty well.
1363351
Np, pretty simple. I believe there is room for 4 bays total, with the additional front plates supplied. Just keep in mind u might have to upgrade your power supply
604156
It may fix. I got a 750w 80 plus gold and I had to cut one of the hard drive bay to make it fit. The case is very practical in space and good looking. For fans, get the noctua fans or better. Watch for how big the heatsick is. I can't overstate about planning to manage the space and cables on this case.
75288
I see there isn't great info for what this fits. I found my info for the cord. it says it will fit: 200,200W,205,205W,215T,250,250W,255,255W,260,260W,265T,265W,265WT,270,275T,300,310,350,360,370,500,510,550Hope this will help everyone.
557520
yes, IF it supports SATA port multiplying. I didn't see that listed on the spec sheet listed on amazon though (or anything for that matter, rather empty). All the enclosure is is two 1-> 4 multiplier boards in a fancy case.
462260
The case has a pretty wide footprint. I don't think you'll have a problem with any power supply. I have a 750 watt power supply and it fits fine.
66099
Yes it will. I am using a Thermaltake 750 watt PS with the same dimensions. 3.4 x 5.9 x 6.3.Enjoy the case!
86482
I don't see it having an issue fitting in there. Although I haven't had a top mounted PSU case in forever. This PSU is not that big, I would suggest measuring the area in your case before buying though. The dimensions of this PSU = 5.9 x 3.4 x 6.3 inches.