Question 1

Will this case fit a MSI 7870 GHZ GPU? Or would I have to get a bigger case (which wouldn't fit, I don't think, since my motherboard is matx.)?

Accepted Answer

This case will fit a Titan.  So as long as that MSI card is not longer than a Titan you will be good.

Also, if you want to go up to an ATX case, some mid-tower cases can also take micro ATX boards, theres just extra screw holes that arent used.

Question 2

Is there a front panel fan vent removable filter?

Accepted Answer

Yes the front panel pops off to reveal a removable filter. A fan in not immediately behind said filter.

Question 3

Does this Case have any LED's if so what color. if not do I have to buy specific LED's or will any be compatible. Also where would the LED's be plugged into for power the power supply?

Accepted Answer

The only LEDs are the standard System and IO activity available with almost any case.  They are located on either side of the power button and are white in color.  These connect to your motherboard using universal connections.

If you would like to add additional lightning to the interior of your case (visible through the glass window, perhaps?) that would connect directly to your power supply.  It's pretty universal so I don't believe you'll run into any problems.

Question 4

Will I be able to fit a standard ATX Mobo into this?

Accepted Answer

No. The mATX board we put in this case is a proper fit, even a little bit snug. The case is not designed for a standard ATX board. Judging by the build I did this case wouldn't fit a full ATX board even with modifications.

If you like the look of the case and can fit something larger, there are other models in this line such as the 750D, a full tower, and 650 mid tower that would fit an ATX board.

Question 5

The front panel doesnt looks like it is made of the same material as the rest of the front face, so how does air come in the front of the case? Are there slits on the side of that panel or is it actually porous and just looks like the other materials?

Accepted Answer

It is the same material as the rest of the front. The front face is a cover that sits in front of the dust filter of the fan intake. It is gapped off the dust filter to allow air flow. The cover its also removable for unrestricted air flow.

Question 6

If I put a H100i CPU cooler on the top, what spaces will I have available for case fans?

Accepted Answer

That's what I had in mine. Its a tight squeez but you can have the 2 fans for the cooler a 120mm exhaust fan in the rear and the 200mm fan that comes with it in the front or 2 120mm or 2 140mm but the way the case is designed you don't need to worry about it. Cooling is amazing in it

Question 7

Can you install 2 140mm fans in the front? Or only 1?

Accepted Answer

You can install 2 140mm fans in the front of the case. I would recommend the Corsair band. Fits like a glove.

Question 8

Will the new H-105 closed loop cooler fit properly into the 350D windowed case? I am mapping out an MATX high performance build and know that the 110i will fit, but the thickness of the H-105 radiator might pose a problem. Thank you!

Accepted Answer

Depends on the motherboard being used. In my build with a Asus Maximus Gene and an H100i, the space between the Radiator and the motherboard vrm heatsink was rather tight, and the upper 2 grommets were just barely accessible (fans were on the top of the rad in push config, but still inside the case). However if you mount the fans on the exterior of the case it could be possible, just not pretty.

Question 9

Are you able to put 2 140mm fans at the front of the case, or does it only allow 1?

Accepted Answer

Just took a look at my two very dusty dual 120mm fans in the middle, and they do have space around them and mounting holes, so the answer is yes. Now I'm mad that I didn't know this when I bought case fans, and am just realizing it two years later.

Dual 140mm fans will work in the front.

Question 10

In the location where cases would normally have grommets to allow tubes for a liquid cooling system to go outside the case there appears to be 3 holes, but they don't look like rubber grommets. Are these in fact openings to allow tubing for a liquid cooling loop to run in and out of the case?

Accepted Answer

Most likely.  But, more important is whether you want to use them this way.  If you haven't bought the case yet, do an online search for liquid cooling builds with this case model and be sure to look for pictures instead of just a description.  Look how the cooling was installed.

Brand	Corsair
Series	Obsidian Series
Model	350D (CC-9011029-WW)

Type	Micro ATX Mid Tower
Color	Black
Case Material	Brushed Aluminum and Steel
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply	ATX (not included)
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / Mini-ITX
Side Panel	with Side Window
Dust Filters	Yes

External 5.25" Drive Bays	2
External 3.5" Drive Bays	No
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	2
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	2
Expansion Slots	5

Fan Options	Front: 2 x 120 / 140mm fan (1 x 140mm fan included) Top: 2 x 120 / 140mm fan Rear: 1 x 120mm fan (included)
Radiator Options	Front - Up to 240mm / Top - Up to 240mm
80mm Fans	No
Side Air duct	No

Max GPU Length	380 mm
Max CPU Cooler Height	160 mm
Dimensions	17.70" x 8.30" x 17.30"
Weight	13.30 lbs.

Corsair Obsidian Series 350D CC-9011029-WW Black Aluminum / Steel MicroATX Case with Window

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