Question 1

where the hell is the cd bay?

Accepted Answer

Hello, this case is not manufactured with any external 5.25" bays. A "cd bay" would have to be a custom installation. In an effort to make this case as portable as possible any unnecessary pieces of hardware should be avoided. furthermore we are reaching a digital age where physical media is becoming irrelevant. if "cd bay" is required I would look into portable external usb 3.0 versions for this case. This is a wonderful case to build depending on what your needs and wants are.

Question 2

I was thinking of using a Micro ATX Motherboard preferably a GIGABYTE GA-F2A88XM-D3H. Is it too big for the case or is it just right?

Accepted Answer

You can use any mini-ITX board but no room at all for a micro ATX at all or mounting studs for one..

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Question 3

Would I have trouble fitting a ATX power supply and a R9 280x. And would heat also become a issue?

I am thinking about building this with these parts

Intel Pentium G3258 3.2GHz Dual-Core Processor

ASRock B85M-ITX Mini ITX LGA1150 Motherboard

G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1866 Memory

Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive

Hitachi Travelstar 1TB 2.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive

FSP Group 450W 80+ Silver Certified ATX Power Supply

Accepted Answer

Basically, most power supplies have a bit of trouble fitting for a kinda dumb reason. It comes with a cable that routes the power from one side of the case to the other. However, the L-bend doesn't have enough clearance to fit in the outer case. I personally solved this by using a dremel to cut away a bit of the case. It doesn't change too much of the case, but it does feel weird to have to do that.

As for heat, I actually find this case has excellent airflow, and the power supply just vents out the top, so it works really well.

I really like this case; my only critique is that although it looks like a pelican case, but the outer shell is a fairly normal plastic.

Question 4

Which CPU cooler would be recommended for this?  It says 80mm, but most of the ones I've used in the past are bigger than that.

Accepted Answer

That's a tough one. Cryorig makes a low profile one that looks like I might fit , but to be completely honest with you i threw that P.O.S. of case in the trash and bought a rosewill neutron , twice as big but no headaches. If you are using a mecanical hard drive and not an ssd it will block all of your gpu's air flow!!!!!!

Question 5

Can you fit two graphics cards in the case?

Accepted Answer

No; it only has 2 expansion slots and most modern enthusiast/performance cards require both slots. So ideally only 1 card. Plus; it's made for an itx motherboard, which usually has only 1 PCIE to begin with.

Question 6

heyyy i have been wanting to make a computer in this case but i cant seem to find one to buy anywhere any one know where i can find one????

Accepted Answer

Skip it. Bought one and used it for 6 months or so, but it was Extremely difficult to assemble, fitting a video card was a challenge and a half, and the 2.5 hot swap bays didn't really work out. rebuilding with a different case took a hour. building with this case took 5, with multiple attempts before figuring out how to jigsaw everything in.

Question 7

Ok so I see that you can use an ATX power supply... but I don't understand how you are suppose to set up the power in the case like do you put in where the out put is in the case or does it go on to the other side of the case and some wire some how plugs into the back of the power then goes out to the output... or is it something else?

Accepted Answer

I put it in the other side of the case and a wire plugs into the back of the power.

Question 8

If i did not add a Graphics card... would there be enough room for multiple 3.5" HDDs?

Looking to make this into a NAS - Thanks!

Accepted Answer

There is not; there is only the one 3.5" mount point, at best you'd fit two and that's with one attached through the holes in that side of the inner frame.

Question 9

will the new corsair hydro series HF SF fit in this, the case says 80mm and the corsair says 84mm but it looks like the corsair can bend or something? im not really sure

Accepted Answer

I used a h80 in push pull and it fit fine.

Question 10

Can you put a wifi card in it and could you put two graphics cards in it and dose it have a built in power supply or do you put one in it ?

Accepted Answer

This is for a Mini ITX format. What this means is, unless your mobo has two video card slots, no you may not put two video cards in. If your video card is the average length (Not a Titan etc) and your ATX power supply is not extra long, you should be able to use a good video card and a power supply at the same time.

Most ITX motherboards have a m.2 or other slot specifically for Wifi cards, and either a cable port for an antenna or antenna mount on the I/O shield.

It does not come with a power supply.

Model
Model Name	STEALTH
Model Number	CSAZ-105
Spec
Type	Mini-ITX
Color	Black/Red
Material	0.6mm SECC
With Power Supply	No
CPU Cooler Compatibility	up to 80mm
Motherboard Compatibility	Mini ITX
Power Supply Type	Regular PS2 ATX power supply
Power Location	Side
Expansion
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	1
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	4
Expansion Slots	2
Front Ports	2x USB 3.0
Cooling System
120mm Fan	2x120mm Red LED fan
Physical Spec
Dimensions(HxWxD)	12.5"x16.4"x8.6"(HxWxD)
Weight	8 lbs
Features
Exceptional Cooling System	2x120mm LED fan on the side, intake the cool air in
Supports ATX power supply	Supports Regular ATX power supply. No need to use special kind of TFX or server 1U power supply
Maximum Capacity water cooler	Supports up to 2x120mm water cooling radiators
Supports longest VGA card	Accommodates VGA card up to 11.5"
USB 3.0 Ready	2xUSB 3.0

Brand	AZZA
Model	CSAZ-105

Type	Mini-ITX
Color	Black / Red
Case Material	SECC
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply	Regular PS2 ATX power supply
Power Supply Mounted	Side
Motherboard Compatibility	Mini ITX

Dimensions (H x W x D)	12.50" x 16.40" x 8.60"
Weight	8.00 lbs.

AZZA CSAZ-105 Black / Red SECC Mini-ITX Computer Case Regular PS2 ATX power supply Power Supply

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