Q: Can i fit a corsair CX750W psu?

I believe it should. I used a https:// m.newegg.com/Product/Details?itemnumber=9SIA6ZP3N68199 which has slightly smaller dimensions. Overall they are very close. But be prepared for a tight fit.

Question 1

Does this tower support a CD drive or rom?

Accepted Answer

No I ran into that issue when It came in. It does say in the specs that it does not support one. I suggest if you do but this case to purchase an external CD/DVD Drive.

Question 2

what motherboard is compatible?

Accepted Answer

Any Micro-ATX motherboard will work!  HOWEVER, be aware of two things in particular:

A] the edge of the motherboard will be VERY close to the top of the power supply, so be sure that you have checked the thickness of any PCI or PCI Express cards that are going to be installed.  If your video card has a heatsink and cooling fan attached to it, you will only have about a 1/2inch space between your GPU fan and the power supply housing.

B] the funky plug at the end of the cable that plugs the case's USB3 ports to the motherboard.  It appears as though they assumed that all USB pins on motherboards are built the same.  As such, my USB3 ports aren't plugged in.  I think they have two plugs fused together, which might work for most motherboards.  My USB headers on my motherboard have a gap between the two plugs, so I can't get it connected without sawing the port's plug down the middle.

Sorry this was so long-winded.  I hope it was helpful

Question 3

What connectors do the fans use?
Also if anyone has any tips for hiding away my non-modular PSU cables, please reply.

Accepted Answer

The included fans have two types of connectors they can be powered with, a 3-pin connector for the motherboard or a large Molex connector for the PSU.  Both of these connectors are on the same cable attached to the fan and both work fine.  I'm using one of each type due to my motherboard header placement and other components and they work perfectly.

For the PSU cables there is a small gap between the back of the PSU and the drive cage where you can bundle the cables.  Or if you're not using the drive cage to mount large drives you could probably tuck them in there.

It's a tight little case but looks great and fits everything fine if you're not using oversized components and have good cable management.  It comes with a bunch of zip ties which are very handy and I used a few velcro strips for the larger bundles.

Question 4

does it have HDMI?

Accepted Answer

Hello Justin,

Please refer to the motherboard or graphics card installed in your system.  Hope this helps!

Newegg Support

Question 5

What is the button on the front panel for?

Accepted Answer

The bigger of the two buttons is the power button and the smaller one is the reset button which is like rebooting your computer by a button.

Question 6

Is the side window tempered glass?

Accepted Answer

Are you kidding me.  It's all cheap plastic.  LOL.  
Tempered glass.  that's a good one.

Question 7

What kind of connector is used to connect the USB ports to the Motherboard? Specifically is it a 20 pin USB plug?

Accepted Answer

the plug is the same one on all atx towers. two rows of pins with one empty spot on the corner.

Question 8

Can i fit a corsair CX750W psu?

Accepted Answer

I believe it should. I used a https://m.newegg.com/Product/Details?itemnumber=9SIA6ZP3N68199 which has slightly smaller dimensions. Overall they are very close. But be prepared for a tight fit.

Question 9

Does an ATX size power supply fit into this? I want to game, and I try to search for micro-atx power supplies and they are all around 300w, max 499w?
Would a GTX 960/970 fit in here as well? This case looks amazing for what I want my compact build to be with an AMD FX-8350 and GTX9xx

Accepted Answer

A regular ATX PSU will fit at the bottom of this case without a problem, and the video cards you have in mind will also fit here with room to spare. The only component that has to be micro ATX is the MB. This case is great for a sleek and small form factor gaming rig.

Question 10

Will the corsair h80i v2 fit?

Accepted Answer

yes depending on the size  of the motherboard it will either fit in the rear exhaust fan or you could mount it on the front fan upper but I would do a push pull config on either side you do it on.

Brand	DIYPC
Model	DIY-F2-O

Type	Micro ATX Mini Tower
Color	Black / Orange
Case Material	SPCC
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX
Side Panel	with Side Window
LED	Orange
Dust Filters	Bottom

External 5.25" Drive Bays	No
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	2
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	3 x SSD
Expansion Slots	4

Fan Options	Front: 2 x 120mm fan (1 x 120mm LED orange fan pre-installed) Rear: 1 x 120mm LED orange fan (pre-installed) Top: 1 x 120mm fan (optional)
Radiator Options	Front - Up to 240mm

Max GPU Length	315 mm
Max CPU Cooler Height	160 mm
Max PSU Length	170 mm
Dimensions	15.28" x 8.23" x 16.14"
Weight	7.50 lbs.

DIYPC DIY-F2-O Black/Orange USB 3.0 Micro-ATX Mini Tower Gaming Computer Case with 2 x Orange LED Fans (Pre-installed)

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