Question 1

The lighting on the black case looks really purple, and the pc i am building is blue and black, so are the lights blue or purple?

Accepted Answer

The lights are most definitely blue and the case in general is not bad. But I would not purchase this case if you have not built a PC before due to no instructions. This is my 3rd build and I still had some trouble figuring out what's screws were used where.

Question 2

does the panel in the front that covers the power button come off?

Accepted Answer

The front panel comes off, though take care when removing it. There are wires pinned to it under a screw that you could rip out if you're too forceful. I don't know for sure it the top panel, where the power button is, comes off. It didn't look like it.

Question 3

Will this case fit the 212 Evo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but barely. There is about 2-4mm of clearance from the tips of the 212 to the side panel. It's a huge fan, but its silent and works great. The case also allows really nice air flow.

Question 4

How do I remove the front and top plate so I can install and change fans?

Accepted Answer

So I saw this was a question from a long time ago and i hope you found out but you can just pry it off I pulled it from the bottom piece to get better leverage, just dont go to fast and snap it off. Hope you figured it out!

Question 5

Can you control the fan speeds in the case? (3 or 4 pin case fans?)

Accepted Answer

No you have to have a controller to do so which ones easily fit in the front bay behind the swing door on the front

Question 6

Does it come with the standoff screws?

Accepted Answer

The case comes with 6 standoff screws installed and an additional 3 in a bag with the other hardware (screws, zip ties, etc.).

Question 7

Will this case work with sdd drives also?

Accepted Answer

Yes you can mount sdd's into the trays

Question 8

Hi I am a new pc builder and I'm wondering what power supply i will need. I am wondering the dimensions so please send me them ?

Accepted Answer

For a power supply it depends on what components you're putting into it. If you're making a single gpu PC with an i5 or i7, I'd say you don't need more than 550-600 watt power supply. I have a i5-6600k, Gtx 1070, hyper 212 evo, 850 evo SSD, 16gb Ram, and I went for a evga supernova g2 550watt PSU with a gold rating for efficiency. and even then, 550 Watts is more than necessary.  Though I'd recommend to make sure you get a high efficiency PSU. Don't cheap out on the power supply. But again, you don't need more than 600 Watts if it's a single​ gpu.

As for dimensions it should say on the description page, if not then I'd check with the seller.

Question 9

will the gtx 1050 ti fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

Most certainly, I put an asus r9 380 and that thing is a little over 10 and a half inches

Question 10

Will this case fit a 240mm AIO on the top?

Accepted Answer

It depends on what type. I have a swiftech x220 and had to make custom brackets for it to work.

Brand	DIYPC
Model	VT380-BK

Type	ATX Mid Tower
Color	Black
Case Material	SPCC
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / ATX / Extended ATX
Side Panel Window	Yes
LED	Blue

External 5.25" Drive Bays	2
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	3
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	2 (SSD)
Expansion Slots	7

Max GPU Length	395 mm
Max CPU Cooler Height	161 mm
Dimensions (H x W x D)	20.00" x 8.00" x 19.40"
Weight	14.00 lbs.

DIYPC VT380-BK Black USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Build-in 3 x Fans (2 x 120mm Blue LED Fan x Front, 1 x 120mm Blue LED Fan x rear)

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