Question 1

I was thinking about getting a new tower, and was wondering how much room was inside. Is there room for a full atx board and 660ti? Or 2? Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Currently I am using a full ATX board and a GTX 760.  I have plenty of room for my current setup and there is enough room for a second card as well.  On a side note, I did find it more convenient for working with my power supply to take out the removable hard drive bay and move the 2.5" bay from the bottom of the case to where that bay was.  Just gives a little more room to work with.  Hope this helps.

Question 2

Is there a space for an optical (DVD) drive in this case?

Accepted Answer

YES THERE IS SPACE FOR AN OPTICAL DVD DRIVE IN THIS CASE.

Question 3

So, I have a bit of beef with Coolermaster due to a few reasons, but I really like the look of this design.  But I have questions about a few things they've done a few times.  Firstly, does it have a blinding blue LED light like the other models have been know to have, and secondly, is the window smoked?  These were things I didn't realize with my last case which I spent $180~ and was extremely disappointed with.

Accepted Answer

All of the lights on this case are red. The fan can be pretty bright, but I have never really used it in the dark that much so it hasn't been a problem. Also, the glass is clear, not frosted/smoked. Overall, its been a great case and I've been very happy with it.

Question 4

Can this case fit any graphics card available such as the GTX 780 Ti?

Accepted Answer

Plenty of room for the GTX 780 Ti. This box is easy on cooling options for overclockers. If the motherboard supports your GPU of choice, you should be good-to-go.

Question 5

Would my Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo fit into this case?

Accepted Answer

sorry, I can't answer that question as I'm unfamiliar with the CM Hyper 212 Evo.  The CM Storm Enforcer that I bought over a year ago is a great case and I expect to keep it for years to come as I regularly upgrade my MB and components.

Question 6

Is there a way to remove ALL the dust that my case has collected in the front big fan? I opened the case and couldn't find a way to get there.

Accepted Answer

To access the front fan for cleaning, remove both side covers and remove the entire front panel assembly of the case. There are six tabs (three on each side) on the front panel that attach the front panel to the case. They are just inside the front edges of the case, near the drive cage assemblies. The tabs are released by pressing gently toward the outside of the case with a finger while easing the front panel forward. Start at the top and work your way down and the front panel should come away from the case easily. Be careful not to strain the reset switch wires.

Question 7

Are you able to remove the front case door? (the one with the logo)

Accepted Answer

Yes you can. There should be an instruction somewhere online if you search for it because I remember seeing it somewhere.

Question 8

is a CASE SPEAKER considered normal and supplied with this case?

Accepted Answer

Anandtech says: "There's also a separate PC speaker included that's not built into the case."

Question 9

How long is the deep is the front panel? As in the whole thing is listed at 20.6 in. How much of that is the front plastic panel?

Accepted Answer

2.5-3" the top part is bigger

Question 10

How watt Power Supply it has?

Accepted Answer

When I bought mine, it did not come with any power supply.  I'm not sure why there is one listed in the product specs (though it does say optional).

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