Q: Will the ASUS P8Z77-V LK motherboard fit into this case? I have several spare AT cases and the expansion slots do not line up.

I have fit several full size ATX motherboards in this case without incident. You will have to make sure that the PCI cards you want to install are not much larger than the height of the bracket (0.5 inch at most), and depending on the location of the 24-pin power plug, it can be tricky to install a hard drive into the 3.5" bay slots, but everything will fit.

Q: will this case fit a 700 watt power supply and an hp compaq dc7600 motherboard?

Don't know, we just use these with a standard supply, and generic motherboard. However it is a nice solid case.

Q: does this case come with both left and right central bridges?

No. And if you plan on putting an EATX board in this case prepare to do some modifying to the 5.25" bay tray. I had to remove the drive bay as it would not fit and pick up 5.25" bay disk trays.

Question 1

If I'm using this case horizontally, is it strong enough to sit a medium size CRT monitor on top of?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under the metal cover there is a separate substructure piece that installs from the front to back over the processor for reinforcement. I currently have a 16 lb. CyberPower 1000AVR UPS setting on top of the computer case with no problems. >>>HOWEVER<<< be aware there are airflow perforations on the cover approx. 2/3 from the front to rear (seen in the website item photo as an octagon and a rectangle darker shapes) that should not be covered by the base of the monitor setting on top.

Question 2

Will the ASUS P8Z77-V LK motherboard fit into this case?  I have several spare AT cases and the expansion slots do not line up.

Accepted Answer

I have fit several full size ATX motherboards in this case without incident. You will have to make sure that the PCI cards you want to install are not much larger than the height of the bracket (0.5 inch at most), and depending on the location of the 24-pin power plug, it can be tricky to install a hard drive into the 3.5" bay slots, but everything will fit.

Question 3

will this case fit a 700 watt power supply and an hp compaq dc7600 motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Don't know, we just use these with a standard supply, and generic motherboard. However it is a nice solid case.

Question 4

I have 2 HEC 7106BB cases, but the ones I own have a bracket on the top/left inside running front to back, it holds 2 hard drives.  If you look at the Newegg picture you can see the holes in the top/back/left of case where the back clips into.  The pictures shown only show a bracket with a hole on the right/top of case.  Does anyone know if the hard drive bracket I'm talking about  comes with a new case - I'm looking to buy a 3rd case (but must  have left/top hard drive bracket?

Accepted Answer

unknow

Question 5

does this case come with both left and right central bridges?

Accepted Answer

No. And if you plan on putting an EATX board in this case prepare to do some modifying to the 5.25" bay tray. I had to remove the drive bay as it would not fit and pick up 5.25" bay disk trays.

Type	ATX Mid Tower
Color	Black
Case Material	1.0mm Thickness
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Top
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / ATX
Side Panel Window	No

External 5.25" Drive Bays	3
External 3.5" Drive Bays	2
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	2
Expansion Slots	7

60mm Fans	2 x 60mm Fan rear-mounted (optional)
80mm Fans	1 x 80mm Fan front-mounted (optional)
120mm Fans	No

Dimensions	16.80" x 6.10" x 17.25"
Weight	16.53 lbs.

HEC 7106BB Black 1.0mm Thickness ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

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Brand	HEC
Model	7106BB

Item#: N82E16811121010