Can you access the bottom of the motherboard without unmounting with this case?
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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.
1817923
You pretty much won't be able to access the top of the MB, let alone the bottom.The form-factor has its shortcomings, yes, but all in all it is a good case and you'll run into the same problems with almost any similar case.
1817924
I'm not sure why you would need to access the bottom of the motherboard but no, you cannot.
2257817
I did not have to remove the motherboard, But I have seen on some motherboards you do because the bottom plate falls off when you unscrew the old heat sink. But in my case no.
1594483
No. This case comes with a custom compact PSU. The space available won't let you put any standard PSU as far as I know.
604604
If I recall correctly I could bottom mount it with the intake fan up or down so I would assume there would be no problems with top mounting it. Though if you mounted it with the intake fan pointing down you would be pulling hot air from inside the case so it is not preferable but it would probably work fine as a lot of proprietary pc's do that.
399135
Unfortunately not, there is not enough room between the top of the case and the motherboard.
1154791
This case has a removeable mother board tray. Do to the design, if the board would fit, the tray and or case may need modification. Check all measurements before proceeding.
438667
There are usb 3 ports on the outside of the case that have connectors that connect to the motherboard on the inside.
1712686
It's like any other mount. You can remove it by unscrewing the case from the mount.
644443
I highly doubt it, unless you do some major modding to it. I could be wrong of course, I didn't really examine it closely if it can be removable, or easily removable. I'll crack open my case sometime soon and check it out. i'll update this answer
367051
There is a hole in the bottom of its case. I placed it where I wanted it on top of the computer's case, marked the hole's location and bored a corresponding hole in the case - being sure to catch the metal shavings. Then, I bolted it in place. (I ran the drive cables up the back of the computer case where they are exposed and have been knocked loose.)
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.
1052279
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.
1672245
Mine did not. It looks like the place where that piece would be is removable, so if you could get your hands on another one you could switch it out, but I don't see that part listed on Cooler Master's website. I'm going to ask them if I can buy just that piece, because I'm NOT buying another whole top case for that, I suggest you do the same.
1479025
There are 4 low profile slots on the rear of the case, but the number of PCI-e expansion slots depends on the motherboard you have
515668
Yes you can, the pictures on here don't show it but here is the full product page: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4663#ov
993845
You do not remove the bottom of the case. An allen wrench should of been included with your order, and you use that to remove the top of the case.
406470
I have it mounted in the bottom of the case, but it should work mounted to the top of the case. The only concern there is that there are vents on both sides of the PSU that shouldn't be blocked, although I don't think blocking one would harm anything.