Question 1

Will this card fit in this case?
SAPPHIRE 100364TXSR Radeon R9 270X 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

The dimensions are 12.13" x 4.45" x 1.61."  It will be mounted on an ASrock Extreme4 motherboard on the top PCI Express 3.0 slot.

Thanks!

Accepted Answer

The internal clearance in mine (bought a few months ago - GREAT case BTW) at that spot is about 13 inches so your card should fit just fine.

Question 2

Does anyone know how to hook up the Fan controller? I've had this case for about a week or two and just can't figure it out, i'm not new to building so it has me a bit confused. If anyone knows of a guide somewhere i'd appreciate it.

Accepted Answer

I bought two of these, and on one of them, I just connected the fan power connectors and it works fine.  The other one, I had to disconnect the fan controller and connect the front fan straight into the power because the fan controller was apparently not running.

The fan controller connector is the one of the right side (looking at the front of the case), correct?  That's the one that was giving me trouble, because the front fan was not running at all, which is why I bypassed the fan controller altogether on that second case.

Question 3

I have no idea how to hook up the card reader, where do i plug it in, i found the cables but have no idea where they correspond. Help?

Accepted Answer

If I am not mistaken, the card reader plugs into the pins on the bottom front (my Asus MB) portion of the pin plug area, near the audio plugs.  Then the two USB cord go around the outside of the inner frame of the tower, (right side if you were facing the front) but within the towers external removeable sides.  Then back into the center of the tower and out the back thru the rubber grommet type opening. Then plugs into the top two USB plugs (USB 3 I think) of the MB

Question 4

Where is the 1 x E-Sata Port?  Is that a misrepresentation?

Accepted Answer

This Case does not have an E-Sata port. This is a misprint by Newegg of what the manufacturer states which is that it includes an E-Sata cable as well as a native Sata cable. On the items "specifications" tab you can scroll down to a link for the manufacturers webpage and search there for the Spider GS-6700. There you will find the most complete info.

Question 5

Any way to take the top off? I'm trying to install another top mounted fan.

Accepted Answer

I was doing the same thing when I got mine.  unfortunately the instructions don't tell you jack.  but there are two screws in the front after you take the front facial off and two crews in the back that take the whole metal top off then once that top is off you can remove the plastic upper top as it will expose the screws.  its not easy, but it can be done.  good luck!!

Question 6

Could a 230mm fan fit where the 220mm fan is?

Accepted Answer

if your putting in just the 230 fans in then yes.  but if your trying to put a combo cooling radiator with fans. then no.  only the 220mm fan cooler kits work for the top.

Question 7

What type of connection does the fan controller have?  I have never used a fan controller before and was wondering how to hook it up.  I want to use the ASrock Extreme4 motherboard with this case.  Also, the USB cables in the back of the computer, are those for the 2.0 or 3.0 connections?  I think the 3.0 since the pictures show the 2.0 motherboard connections.

Thanks in advance everyone :)

Accepted Answer

Fans are two wire molex connectors...connect power to the controller from your PSU and from the controller to your fans. Uses voltage regulation to slow/speed fans. USB Cables shown are for routing USB 3.0 from rear I/O panel of MB to front (top) of case. Front USB 2.0 is connected to MB header.

Question 8

Does this case support a top-mounted liquid cooling kit (the wide radiators with two fans on each side)? There is a considerable gap between the two top fans so I'm worried it will not mount correctly.

Accepted Answer

I would say no. However I installed single fan liquid cooling system  to read. for my a10 8 core cpu and run full graphic   and temp.doesn't go over 41 c....idle It runs at 28 to 31c.   I love this case and plenty of.room for cable management

Question 9

Will this case be able to hold the ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0 AM3+ AMD 970 + SB950 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS?

Accepted Answer

I bought this case and to be honest, it was overkill. It's a monster. I cannot imagine it being too small in any dimension to hold any current mobo. That being said, it never hurts to check dimensions. Also, I shot Sentey a similar question and they answered quite rapidly. You might want to do the same. Last thing- it came with a broken case speaker.  But it's nice and roomy- good thing for me, since this was my first build- it looks nice, and it really is as quiet as they advertise.

Brand	Sentey
Series	Extreme Division
Model	GS-6700 SPIDER

Type	ATX Full Tower
Color	Sandy Mate Black
Case Material	SECC / Plastic
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX, ATX, E-ATX
Side Panel	Window with Mesh

External 5.25" Drive Bays	4
External 3.5" Drive Bays	No
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	5
Expansion Slots	7

120mm Fans	2 x 120mm Blue LED Top Fan 1 x 120mm Blue LED Rear Fan
140mm Fans	1 x 140mm Blue LED Front Fan
220mm Fans	1 x 220mm Blue LED Side Fan
Side Air duct	No

Dimensions	21.65" x 8.42" x 20.47" (L x W x H)
Weight	27.56 lbs.

Sentey Extreme Division GS-6700 Spider Plus Black 1mm SECC ATX Full Tower Computer Case, 1 x USB 3.0, 5 x LED Fans Included, Tool-Less, LED Temperature Display

Sentey Extreme Division GS-6700 Spider Computer Case

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