this is probably a dumb question but would this fit an Antec 900 case?
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The older Antec 900 uses standard fans. Assuming that the the newer Antec 900 is like my Antec 1200, it has fan speed controller knobs on each of the front fan bays and switches on the back of the case. The speed controls are part of the fans so if you want to retain them, you have to buy the same fan that came out of that slot. Otherwise you will have to add a speed controller of some type to your case to retain fan speed controls. I guess you could also do some DIY and solder the controls onto your new fan's wires.
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This would fit in the 5 120mm fan mounts, but not the 200mm fan mount on top, unless you rigged it oddly to do so.
1674851
Yes, definitely. Any case with 120 mm fan mounts will support these fans. The Antec 900 has 5 such mounts, and three of these mounts come with fans pre-installed. You can add two of these fans, or swap them all out with AF 120's if you please.
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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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As long as the motherboard is an ATX or a mini ATX it should fit in the case fine!
830362
Yes, this case should work but, the motherboard screws are not movable so this case is only for ATX motherboards
1384124
Yes. It will fit either at the top of the case or at the front intake depending on your hardware configuration.
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Yes. I have an Antec 900 and it just fits. Your case is a full size case and the specs say it will take up to a 17.5" long video card. The Sapphire Toxic is 12.125" long.
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It's a big card, I see that this case has a lot of expansion slots, but they can be removed, so it should fit, I have a Thermaltake black widow and it fits nicely. My current setup is a Corsair AX 850 for PSU and an ASUS Crosshair V Formula AM3+ for motherboard.
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Scout 2 case YES BUT IT would be have little room i would say go big go with Obsidian Series® 900D Super Tower Case why if your building a new pc or hack-mac always have room for upgrade if your small buy 800w i do won x2 900d cases x 2 rampage black x79so if you ask me show big love for a bigger case show small love for 850w psu
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It might fit depending on your motherboard and the location of the ram slots.
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Yes. The top fan in the Antec 900 is a 200mm fan. The Antec fan does not move much air but the cooler master may do better.
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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.
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Read item details carefully and zoom in on connectors photo, match to your component specs...do a luttle research on your part...you should be more concerned what size case you are putting this in, this fits ATX form factor cases.
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Yes. The case is a tight fit for PSU's over 150mm. They placed a nice sized cut out where the cables exit the PSU. I really like this case, it just takes some planning when assembling a system. You really want a modular PSU with this case. Good luck.Kerry
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yes I've put an z87 in the case and it fits so as long as the motherboard is mATX so the z97 should be fine
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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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it does not work with my Antec nine hundred two, if it uses the same long screws as mine, no it will not work.
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That depends entirely on your motherboard. It's a fantastic case, but you need to make sure that the power supply will fit properly. I haven't tried myself, but my guess is not so much. Still, it's worth busting out the tape-measure.