Question 1

Would a mini itx PSU make a nice fit?

Accepted Answer

Maybe it depends how big the power supply is.
Kind of hard to find the right words when I am not allowed to post the link of the blog post I made about this case.
But I will try my best. 
The power supply goes in the top front of this case.
The power supply is suppose to be in the top front right behind the power button,usb ports, and audio jacks. And the power cord for the power supply is suppose to come in from the back of the case to the front of the case.
Which did not work out for me.
My tfx power supply did not fit right in this case.
It sticks out the top.
The paper work that comes with the case shows an atx power supply connected but it would be a really tight fit. 
The provided pics on the item page don't really show you what you need.
You would have to just take a gamble with this case when it comes to the power supply. But motherboard, 2 2.5 hard drives, ram, and disc drive fit fine. The correct power supply is the only issue.

Question 2

Is there any feasible way to fit a full ATX power supply in this thing?

Accepted Answer

The answer will be yes if you use itx motherboard not mATX. The size of ATX PSU is 3.39''*5.51''*5.91''. The size of ITX MB is 6.7''. The ATX PSU input side is faced to the power button and audio panel of the case. To achieve that, you have to order a right angle power extension cord. The ATX PSU fan side is faced to side panel. So the total length of the case (16.26'') should be larger than 5.51''+6.7''+thickness of power cord extender (~1'') = 13''. And  the bracket for 3.5'' hard drive and optical drive should be removed to get space for ATX PSU (5.91''). The rest space is enough for you to add a 2.5'' ssd or hdd. You can fix them use 3M dual lock stripe. Moreover, if you want a full size gpu, just buy a vertical gpu mount which only occupy maximum 4 brackets space. You can remove the 4 half size bracket at the back of the case and replace them with vertical gpu mount. The  total cost of the case +ATX PSU+power extender+pcie slot should be much lower than case+SFX PSU. Enjoy this case

Question 3

I have gotten mixed messages, so I will ask as clearly as I can.  Does the case accept SFX power supplies?  Not TFX - SFX.  There is a difference and some PSUs that people are calling SFX PSUs are TFX.

Accepted Answer

I have had no luck finding a power supply that fits well in this case.  There is a really unusual mounting bracket that looks like the company designed for their custom builds.  If you search for ABS computers and check out their N Series systems, you can see what they do with these cases.

You would probably have to mod the heck out of this thing to get it to work for you.  I just got a different case that I know I could put  a quality power supply in.  It's not as small as I wanted but it was so much easier to work with.

Question 4

Will this case fit a Asus M5A78L-M/USB3 Micro ATX AM3+ Motherboard and if it does how much space will i have for a GPU and other objects?

Accepted Answer

As I put this one together, it appeared the rear expansion should accept most standard matx boards. It's pretty tight, and your MB appears a bit deeper than some..The MB's slot arrangement and the type of cards would determine what you can fit in there. I'm running an optical drive, ssd (could squeeze two in), DVB Tuner and an R7-250 with an open 400w atx chassis).  Hope this helps.

Question 5

Low profile graphics card seem to come in two lengths. Long and short. Will this case fit a long gpu card?

Accepted Answer

No. It will not. You'll need the low profile adapter. Great case and PSU for the money. The buttons are not that robust but the case itself is stout. Been using them commercially for several years

Question 6

Does this case have an external slot for installing a DVD?  The photo appears to show a slot but nothing is said about one in the specifications.

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is one 5.25" bay for the installation of an optical drive, it just happens to be the kind that hides the drive behind a pretty case door.

In the image Newegg shows, it is located in the bottom left corner. Depth is micro-adjustable so that the open/close button on the case can perfectly hit the button on the optical drive.

TLDR: Yes

Question 7

Actually its few questions.
1. A Micro ATX Motherborad fits on it?
2. A ATX Power Supply fits on it?
3. A normal sized graphics card fit on it?

Accepted Answer

The case is great because of it's dimensions and capability to provide cooling for high-end chipsets. I love these cases but there are two things to know:

No it will not fit an ATX power supply, it requires an SPX power supply, and then you will also need a right-angle power cord and at least one IEC 60320 C14 screw mount socket to solder to the end of the right-angle power cord, and some shrink tubing to insulate those connections. I used the Interpower part #8301213 IEC 60320 surface mount socket. I also had to use spacers to mount the power supply lower in the chassis so that the power cord would fit under the top grill, and a set of longer screws for mounting.

It will only fit low-profile graphics cards as it is designed as a low-profile system. So any graphics cards used need to also have a low-profile bracket, but as a system builder I appreciated this because most of the systems I'm building with this case use on-chip graphics. The boards are capable of crossfire or SLI, but cooling crossfire and SLI configurations may be challenging in this case.

The fan port at the bottom of the case requires a 12mm x 80mm fan because there's not enough space between the bottom of the mainboard and the bottom of the case for a full width fan.

Question 8

Some reviews say that this dose not come with a power cord is this true?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this is true.  It does not come with a power cord, or a power supply.  You will also need a custom power supply cable to from the power supply to the back of the case.

Question 9

The case can accommodate two SSD?

Accepted Answer

yes, though there is only one mount point, two will fit

Question 10

Would this case fit my pcie X1650 Pro gpu?

Accepted Answer

I did a Google search on the video card and it looks like a full height card.  If it is then the answer is no.  The case only excepts half height cards.

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