Question 1

Does this case have an LED on/off switch?

Accepted Answer

Im sorry I mislead you a little. I just have not looked at the case in awhile. But there is a switch. It is located on the top by the power Button. But I have mine unplugged. I know this is kinda late but wanted to correct my error.

Question 2

What are the buttons on the top, if they are buttons, beside the power button, and what do they do?

Accepted Answer

There are three buttons on the top of the case.

1. The big button is of course the POWER button.

2. the smaller button on the bottom is the RESET button.

3. the top small button is the FAN LED button. All this does turn the red led on/off for the fan on the front of the tower.

Question 3

Hello, 
is this Case is compatible with the Corsair H110 Cooling System ?That requires space for 2x 140mm fan on top of the case. 280mm total

Thanks !

Accepted Answer

Yeah I have an h110i installed actually. It wouldn't support a push pull configuration all on the top of the case. I have the rad installed below the top of the case with a push config set up as an exhaust out of the top and the bottom of the fan is just above the top of my atx board with plenty of clearance. At eye level you can't even see the fans or rad through the window. There was an online video showing a guy doing a push pull below the top of the case and still having the 200s on top. I have only the supplied 200 located in the front of the case and everything works great. Hope this answers your question

Question 4

does this case come with wheels?

Accepted Answer

yep, comes with wheels. 4 of them. Round ones. They rotate 360 degrees. Also, they have stoppers on them.

This thing is a beast.

Question 5

Does this fan come with an intake/exhaust setup, say x fan(s) are assigned to intake where y fan(s) are set to exhaust, or do you have to do that yourself? Also, what type of fans does it use, I will mostl ikely order another top fan and whatever else it didn't come with fan-wise to maximize it out. Thanks!

Accepted Answer

The thing that I love about this case is that you can customize the fan setup the way you want it. By default the two back fans are set to exhaust and the top fan is set to exhaust as well, the front fan is intake. THe fans on this case has some arrows that will help you indicate which side is intake/exhaust.

It's really easy to just unscrew the fans and reverse them i.e. rear fans intake, etc. The top fan however is a bit tricky cause you'll have to pop the top cover off and finding the sections to do that is the tricky part.

This case however only comes with 1 top fan and I believe it's in the Specification for measurements. there's also an additional Airduct cover that'll help cool your GFX cards, you can add another 140mm fan in it to act as either intake/exhaust.

Question 6

Can an XL-ATX motherboard fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Not only can you fit even the largest consumer motherboards in this case but full length graphics cards as well!
I recommend that you check out the newegg review video on the product page as well as another video by Hardware Canucks (just search for HAF X Canucks through google or youtube).
Those two videos helped me make the decision to buy this case and I love it.
Hope this helped!

Question 7

how many ram slot's are there in this this tower? i need to know much can be put into this tower before i pay for the ram

Accepted Answer

That depends on the motherboard that you put into this tower. Motherboards typically contain 4 to 8 RAM slots with a maximum capacity of 32 GB or 64 GB. Check your motherboard specs for the number of slots and maximum capacity.

Question 8

Does this case ship with motherboard standoffs included?

Accepted Answer

yes, lots of nuts, screws, and standoffs

Question 9

How large is this Computer Case, and how reliable is it for travel?

Accepted Answer

Hey Collin R. This case is VERY LARGE fitted for extended ATX MOBO's. If your okay with lugging this beast around I'd say it durable enough for travel it's a metal case for the most part. Just very bulky.

Question 10

Question 1 :

Will this product house the ASUS ROG MAXIMUS VIII adequately enough with a Fair sized Graphics Card?

Question 2 :

What size power supply fits properly?

Accepted Answer

Q1: The case will handle the largest motherboards as well as small ones. I installed an AUSU ROG board and slapped in an nVidia GeForce 780, which is a big GFX "card." However, there doesn't appear to be room to SLI a 2nd one.

Q2: I installed the Cooler Master Solid Gold Pro 1200-watt power supply. If it can handle that, it can take anything smaller. Be advised, however, that those high-demand video processors will need a lot of power.

The only complaint I have is that the cables from the PS are barely able to reach the furthest connectors located elsewhere in the case.

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