Question 1

Is it ready to game and/or use to work with?

Accepted Answer

case itself is ok but what you put inside motherboard / cpu / video card / memory is what makes any case a computer
you would want a much bigger power supply at least a 680 watt or even larger if you a building a TRUE HIGH END GAMER
But the case is just fine for a empty box / built well / easy to work on

Question 2

will the psu work with socket 1151 boards?

Accepted Answer

Sure, why not. As long as you don't go overboard with hardware. One SSD and or one HDD and a DVD drive. But the case itself has plenty of room to fit just about ANY motherboard even though it's on the cheaper side of things.

Question 3

SSD installation.
Do I need installation kit for SSD?

Accepted Answer

you would need a kit if the drive you have is a laptop drive. if it is a standard sized desktop drive you would not.

Question 4

is the power supply 24 pin? I can't find that info anywhere.

Accepted Answer

Yes it is a 24 pin connector, the case itself is good quality and perfect for a budget build.

Question 5

What is the largest fan this case will accept in place of the 80mm? Will the mounting holes on the rear exhaust vent line up for a 100mm? A 120mm?

Accepted Answer

I just looked at the listing for this product and noticed that the manufacture has made some modifications on this case compared to the one I bough about a year and half ago.  So my input is based on what I see in the current images on the listing.

The case comes equipped with a 90mm fan, but in the picture you can see pre-drilled holes for an 80mm and 120mm fans.  So I believe you can add the larger 120mm fan if you want.

All I can say is I like my case, it is solid and seems to keep my motherboard cool.

Hope this helps.

Question 6

How many sata connectors does the power supply have?

Accepted Answer

I believe it only has 4 connectors for that like I said you need a power supply to run a gaming rig

Question 7

Would this case be suitable for a Microstar MS-7187 motherboard? If not what cases are suitable? Thanks

Accepted Answer

Yes, this case supports ATX and MicroAtx boards. The MS-7187 appears to be an ATX.

Question 8

Is the height actually 17.5 ", or 16" ?  I am assuming 16" if the height is listed last, but wanted to make sure.

Accepted Answer

Yes is last so it would be 16

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