Question 1

Does it come with pcie riser cable or excluded?

Accepted Answer

It is included. However, if you plan on flipping the graphics card around so the fan faces glass, you’ll probably need a longer riser or an extension cable.

Question 2

can this case fit a 295x2?

Accepted Answer

The problem you are going to have when mounting the GPU rad on the side is the limited space between the PSU and the rad. With that rad and its 38mm thickness even if you only used it on the bottom and air cooled the CPU it would be very close. I have a 30mm rad on the bottom and I measure just shy of 12-3/8" max GPU length. More like 12-1/4" without touching.  When I measure the space between the 30mm rad with 25mm fan mounted to the side the distance between those and the PSU is around 4-1/4" . So with your cards listed specs of 12.13" x 4.13" and  extra 8mm of rad thickness over my setup, I am going to say you are going to come up short on space.

Question 3

how thick can the gpu be?

Accepted Answer

Standard Double Slot.  The card faces backward, so you see the back-plate.  You can flip it around but I wouldn't recommend it.

Question 4

Can i place a 3 (2.75) slot GTX 1660ti card in this?

Accepted Answer

No a three slot card won’t fit. The fan position is not great for cooling anyway. I recommend a hybrid card for  midrange and above

Question 5

How well would air cooling work on this case?

Accepted Answer

You would have to use either a stock cooler or a low profile cpu cooler, it’s really made for a 120mm aio.

Question 6

Does it have enough space for a ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Impact Mini DTX AM4 motherboard? Instead of being mITX (17x17cm) it is a mDTX (20.3x17 cm).

Accepted Answer

Short answer is no. Due to the orientation of board, the gpu cable needs all the space it get (depending on how you have you card setup).
The pcie port faces toward the same side you’d place any SSDs, so space is super limited.
Hope this helps.

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