Question 1

Does it come with the fans as shown?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it does. Another good way to know so you're not waiting on replies from others is to look in the specification tab and scroll down to Cooling System. It will tell you what size and how many fans the case can hold and what's included. Also in additional info, it will tell you in more detail what the case comes with. In this case Two preinstalled Fractal Design Silent Series LL 120mm White LED fans.

Question 2

Is the transparent  acrylic side panel partially open? It appears to be from the pictures. I have never seen a case like that.

Accepted Answer

Hi, No, it's a solid piece of acrylic (and not the worst but certainly not the nicest piece). The case is OK to work in and mine did not have any rough edges. I love the color but if you can afford something else like an NZXT H510 I would look into that also. Hope this helps!

Question 3

can it fit a radiator?(of any kind)

Accepted Answer

No !  go to specifications  a Cooling System Radiator Options , Front - Up to 280mm / Rear - Up to 120mm / Top - Up to 240mm

Question 4

Is the side window made of glass or plastic?

Accepted Answer

plastic

Question 5

Will an XFX Radeon 6800 fit in this case?   I know that graphics card is long?

Accepted Answer

According to the specs on the graphics card (330mm) and the case only allows (380mm) so if it did fit it would be tight.

Question 6

How thick of a radiator can it take on top? I know it can take a 240 or a 280, but how thick of a rad would be too thick?

Accepted Answer

I couldn't get a rad to fit up top with fans. So I ended up having to switch cases.

Question 7

Is there a way to install two more hard drives?

Accepted Answer

Hello, so here is what I can recommend--mount 2 in the back of the case (the side opposite of the windowed side), and then use the Disc Drive bay compartment to hold the other 1 or 2 you want to install. To install SSDs in the back, I used a velcro adhesive pad to mount one, and then I screw-installed the other SSD as you normally would. I had to resort to the velcro for the 1st one because there is only one slot for an SSD in the back, but plenty of space for sticking the 2nd one on the panel where you want it. Hope this helps, it's a great case and has so much open room inside. Very nice selection of colors too, go for the blue!!

Question 8

I just built my first PC with this case and need some assistance with the fan installation, my Gigabyte motherboard only has one 4-pin connector. So 2 cables with 3-pins, do I need a hub? The hubs I found online have 4-pins, how do I connect them? Can you recommend a hub? Thanks!

Accepted Answer

Yes you can connect a 3-pin fan to a 4-pin connector.  The 4th pin is typically for controlling fan speed.  I have a Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO WIFI in this very case (it has multiple 4-pin case fan connectors so I didn't need a hub) and all all the case fans work no problem.

If you have an extra SATA power connector available.  Look for a SATA power cable to 4-pin fan adpater, it will allow you to power multiple fans off one SATA power connection.

Question 9

Does an EATX motherboard fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

Never heard of EATX MoBo until Newegg e-mailed me your question; EATX is a fairly new technology introduced around 2nd half 2022. By that time I had finished building my latest systems.

Both my Fractal Design Focus G case's have standard ATX MoBo's in them.

To provide you with an honest informed answer I did a DDG search.

I found this website where they explain the diff between ATX & EATX MoBo's.. makeuseof dot com -> eatx-vs-atx-motherboards

Based on the info provided, the answer to your question is NO - EATX MoBo's will NOT fit this case.

Question 10

Can the LED lights be disabled?

Accepted Answer

Which LED lights? The ones to the fans? No, their designed into them so that both the fan and lights use a singular power source so as to not add extra cables. This is NOT an RGB case so there are no other lights other then the ones for the power and hdd led's that plug into your motherboard and if you don't care for those lights don't plug them in as they are not necessary, only the cables that actually are for the power and reset buttons are necessary.

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