Question 1

Will 180mm PSU fit in this case? How much room will I have for cables?

Accepted Answer

Yes a 180mm PSU will fit, and the case has a nice slot on the bottom to put it in. If you look at the picture you can see the white box behind the glass where the power supply goes. And yes there's enough room for cables; I have 1 SSD and 1 HDD and the cables fit very well. I imagine if you want to have like 4 hard drives you might have some space issues, but if you're building a normal computer you should be fine.

Question 2

Would a GTX 1080 ti FE fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

The 1070 I have in there is almost touching the glass so depending on how that brand runs... cutting it very close not to mention u should be considering if ur power supply fits in the back

Question 3

I have a GIGABYTE Ultra Durable 2 Series Radeon R7 250 DirectX 12 GV-R725OC-2GI (rev. 5.0) 2GB 128-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 3.0 x16 ATX Video Card. Will it fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

I have this case and I am not sure about your exact card, but it allows for very long cards in general (GTX 1070 in my case). However, I highly discourage this case - it is poorly built and I quite dislike it and wish I didn't buy it

Question 4

Do I need to purchase some sort of mounting bracket to install a SSD to the chassis or is one provided?

Accepted Answer

The SSDs mount directly to the wall of the case using the four bottom screw holes on the SSD. I had issues with cleanly routing cables for power in this configuration though as using the hole nearest the SSD put strain on the port, but going further away seemed counter intuitive.

Question 5

Where can the optical drive be installed? It's kinda hard to tell where the slot is

Accepted Answer

This case doesn't have a slot for an optical drive. If you buy this case you can install windows with a flash drive or just plug in an optical drive and run it outside of the case and just unplug it when it's done.

Question 6

I see some people had problems with fitting in their PSU. What is the dimension for the PSU slot. So I can make sure I get one that has room to fit?

Accepted Answer

I had no problem putting in a 750 Roswell PS. It was modular with all the leads. I can't answer for odd shaped ones and you do have to jink with it a bit, but I got it in ok.

Question 7

Would this fit a mini ITX? I have a micro atx laying around but not sure if it'll fit my 970 off the top of my head

Accepted Answer

Yes. Generally speaking anything that can fit ATX is going to fit Mini ITX. ITX is one of the smallest standard sizes but is compatible with the ATX standard. ITX has the same backpanel and height layouts just a smaller footprint. I currently have an ITX board in this case.  Although my next build will be on a full size ATX board so I am glad for the full tower size of this case.

Question 8

What is the button next to the power button for?

Accepted Answer

It's to quick reset. It will restart your computer.
If you are thinking about this case, please be warned that the connections for everything at the top panel are slightly... off. The power button can easily get stuck down if you press it in all the way, and the audio jacks are very finicky. I've had to tape my headset wires to the tower to get sound out of them. Food for thought!

Question 9

How many mounting holes does this case have and does it come with screws for mounting?

Accepted Answer

Yes it has all the necessary screws and standoffs.  It will mount all form factors.

Question 10

My power supply doesn't fit. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Honestly the only thing you can do is either get a new case or get a new psu. Jury rigging the power supply into the case isn't recommended unless you are some kind of modification expert and can weigh out the pros and cons, so I wouldn't attempt it.

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