Could a Carbide AIr 540 Case sit on top of this?
591502
I am not sure if the top shelf would handle the weight of it? I know the bottom shelf would be ok but I am not sure on the weight limit on the top shelf.
591503
I doubt it. This printer table is very small, really only capable of holding small home printers. In fact, the one I have is under my real printer table and holds the printer paper instead, which is about perfect for its capabilities.
591504
you sell both so why ask me, why not try it ? From what I know about the Corsair 540 it should fit ok and the stand is certainly stong enough to handle the weight. This is a platform not a work station and the tray might be the weak point when adding or changing modules and could crack.
591505
My printer is 19.4 x 11.8 x 16.3 and is 26.4 lbs and sits fine on it. The printer is actually a wider than the table (16 x 21) but sits very sturdy on the table. I really like this table, and I think it would work for you!
1122821
Dimitriy, As the tech spec page indicates ( http://www.corsair.com/en-us/carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow-atx-cube-case ), the two drive bays with the cover plates on the front panel, just above the USB 3.0 ports and power switch, are 5.25 inch bays. If you are considering doing any kind of case modding, look at their parts pages first. They've already pre-made some accessories that you could find very useful, in that instance.
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.
935966
you should be able to get a h80i in there.. the case is surprisingly spacious
2198783
I'm not sure. The case has a pretty tight fit. It would depend on how much space you need.
1612375
You could probably do it if you did not use the fan which is installed on the bottom, but the case is really set up for the cords to go out the top. It has a really clean look due to its small size. Unfortunately it's super cramped inside and I can't imagine more wiring going through and then out the bottom.
162828
I guess you could, as there are two zippers at the front sides of the cover. Then you would have to move the front panel up and over the top which would be very awkward but doable.
2007612
I put mine in the 540 air and it was just enough to wrap around the front of the case on the bottom, left, and right sides, and route it to the back of the top portion. Its true to size so if you want an answer just measure out the path you want to route it. That question can't be answered by someone without measuring.
399135
Unfortunately not, there is not enough room between the top of the case and the motherboard.
1551829
Mr. Nganda,I'm sure you can, it's a very large case. I would double check by looking on line for the specification of the Mother Board and the Case size just to be sure.
2050795
For regular case its posible as long as its not covering any exhaust fan. Or else your comp will over heat. Rear top is covered as well like 4 inches u might wanna check that if u have clearance. But for me i have a gaming case and has 2 fan upfront 1 fan at side 1 fan top and fan rear so its imposible for me. Hope this helps
1067761
If your case has a fan mount, of the same size (ex: 120mm, or whatever size the case accepts) where you want to place it then yes. Otherwise probably not.
972679
Yes, just make sure that you allow about two inches of air space, or else it will crack! I speak from personal experience.
843447
Yes. You won't have any issues installing the board itself in this case. However, be mindful of clearances at the top of the case if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case. Install as many board components as possible before placing the board in the case. This will give you an idea of the clearances you might need.
967546
I doubt that would be possible. The case fits extremely snug and there's really no room for anything thicker or taller.
1360628
should be able to, with room to spare. my tower is nearly that tall, and it fits just fine.
525216
I'm not 100% sure, but my guess is no. The air is very thin and this case fits it snugly. There's not any give to it.