Question 1

what are the two buttons on the  front of the case?

Accepted Answer

The button on the right with the green light is the power button, the one on the left with the red light is the reset and/or restart button. The grren light is the status of whether the computer is off/on. The red light indicates how much processor is being used, I believe.

Question 2

Can you put a CD/ DVD player inside of this?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a standard Cd/Dvd or Bluray disk drive will fit in here. The metal is covering a plastic cover that you can just pop off and slide in a New disk drive.

Question 3

I need to know what size fan fits in the front of the case. (80mm?) and the side and top fan sizes as well. Thanks

Accepted Answer

I posted the specs below, and to the specific fan you asked for, it is fairly optional (though you will be giving up hdd space, though there is ample room). Before you worry about after market fans, I am only running the inclded rear fan and the OEM cpu fan on a 3.4ghz i5. All my temps are nominal and although I am not a gamer, I have thrown alot at it VM wise. Just something to ponder.

1x 120mm Rear (Blue LED fan included)
1x 80/90/120/140mm Front (Optional)
2 x 120mm Top (optional)
1 x 120mm Bottom with dust filter (optional)
1 x 120mm Side (optional)

Question 4

My current case is bigger in all dimensions but it is old and im looking at a good priced case like this one. Will a large Cpu cooler fit in this case nicely? Also does it fit large video cards nicely too?

Accepted Answer

Short answer: Kinda, not really. My EVGA 760 can barely fit with the DVD drive cables in the way(not much for cable management) as for a CPU cooler it might fit. In my opinion there are bigger and  better cases with more fans for the same price. It'll work but its a little more effort than a bigger case.

Question 5

What is the clearence for the inside of the case? Like how big of a graphics card can i put in there?

Accepted Answer

I did not measure but I was able to put an ATI Radeon 7970XT in there with no problem.

Question 6

For the life of me I cannot get the PCI slots off to isntall a graphics cards and there is no info in the one data sheet that came with it, any tips or tricks I should know about?

Accepted Answer

Use the flat-head screw driver. Twist the slot cover on the top rectangle hole (from inside of the case), and the cover will come out.

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