Question 1

Is this case red or more of a pink color? The first picture looks pink and the second picture looks red.

Accepted Answer

It is definitely red.

As an added fyi, the side fan is open on the inside. That being the case i have a 660ti graphics card. And the cables rubbed against the fan. Had to velcro in a mesh coverimg for the fan on the inside to prevent any deterioration over time.

Question 2

Not sure how to ask but is there like a bluray reader or something I can put cds into?

Accepted Answer

Well it is not included as this is just the case. No computer components inside whatsoever. So you would have to order that seperate like every other component if you are building a pc.

Question 3

How's the LED? Is it too bright? I really want this case, but it's gonna be in my room and I don't want something super bright bugging me at night. I'm specifically looking at the black and red case, but it should be the same as the pink case in brightness. I think.

Accepted Answer

The front LEDs are all low/medium brightness except the temperature display which seems more medium/high. The side panel is definitely high brightness BUT you do not have to connect this piece. One connector powers the side LEDs and the side fan so you will lose power to that fan if you decide the side lighting is too overwhelming but this case is covered in fans so you can get away with not plugging in that one.

If you leave your computer on overnight I would say the side panel is much too bright. Once you put the computer on sleep only the 4 dim LEDs on the front corners light flash which is not a bother at all, at least for me.

Question 4

How do you switch the temp gauge from Celsius to Fahrenheit?

Accepted Answer

There's a cut in at the bottom if the front plate. Remove the front plate from the bottom first and there is a small switch on the back of the temp. Gauge. Be care fore when you do this cause you'll need some play in your wires to do this.

Question 5

I'm thinking of buying this case. Will an ATX motherboard measuring at 12" x 9" (w x l) fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

It will fit all motherboard as long as they are made with normal holes. My mother board is called an ATX but it was short. So I got all the screws in except the 2 closest to the front. It still holds and works great! Also, if this is your first computer your building, be sure to put the thermometer cable on top of your cpu, and below your thermal paste.

Question 6

Will a Mini-ITX mother board fit inside this case? I have a HIS R9 270X GPU and all I need is a Mini-ITX compatible case in order to install it. I love this case but I would hate to buy it and discover that my current mini-itx doesn't fit.

Accepted Answer

Yes it will, when you get the case it will say like Mini-ITX B and you plug in the spacers to all the holes labeled B

Question 7

After mounting your motherboard, how much room is there from the CPU to the door fan? I'm looking at CPU coolers and wondering how much room I have to work with.

Accepted Answer

My graphics card is taller than my CPU cooler and there is still a good amount of space there. If you need more you can always remove the 200 mm side and that will give you another inch

Question 8

Has anyone had any issues at all with overheating in this case? I got this with one of the bundles, and so far I've never seen the temp gauge higher than 23 C.

Although I do tend to keep my house fairly cool, I've had my PC running in a lightly AC'd house in the middle of summer in Las Vegas. I also have all the fans hooked up, so there's that.

Accepted Answer

I have been using mine for about 6 months with 2 video cars and 3 hard drives and I have never had any overheating issues, even while gaming.

Question 9

Looking to put a liquid CPU cooler in one of these.  Is this tower compatible with 240mm blocks?  Or is 120mm the largest?  Thanks.

Accepted Answer

I don't have a liquid cooler. But I would say no, looks like only enough room for a 120mm.

Question 10

I would like to replace the fan on the bottom towards the front of the case and I am not sure how to get to it, as it is very enclosed. Has anyone had any success accessing that area of the case (behind the thermometer display), and if so, how did you get in there?

Accepted Answer

Pop the plastic front panel off the case, should reveal the 4 screws holding the fan in place.

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