Question 1

Does this come with the PSU?

Accepted Answer

No, this only has the case itself.

Question 2

Are the case fans it comes with enough?

Accepted Answer

UNLESS you are heavily overclocking and gaming at 4k, yes they are more than enough. If you DO plan on doing that, buy a higher end product designed for that.

I have a mobo with a bunch of the newest gen parts and every slot on mobo is filled. (Full ATX) All stock coolers. I have yet to have heat issues even under heavy load.

If you dont feel the case fans are enough they are extremely easy to replace for better quality ones. Or just add a fan to the top of the case (Use the long screws they give you) -and you should be fine. (Ive had the case for about 2 months)

Question 3

Will this fit my R9 390x, or would I really be pushing it? It's a big card but this case looks so cool :p

Accepted Answer

Yes it should, I have a Asus 970 turbo dimensions 10.40" x 4.76" and the 390x is only half an inch longer and wider on each side. Looking at the case i have two inches of clearance above the card towards the panel and two-and-half to the right  of it towards the SSD cage. My PSU 8 pin goes up top on the card and it still has about 1.5 inch clearance. Maximum dimensions would be 6.25" x 13" on the card, taking into account a clearance of .5 inches for PSU power pin up top.

Question 4

I'm new to building a computer with mid towers. does it have built in L.E.Ds that will give me a crazy light show?

Accepted Answer

It DOES NOT have built in L.E.Ds.  The Front fan has 4 small white lights that light up when the system is on.  They are not that bright.  I barely noticed the light so I replaced the fan with a brighter one.

Question 5

So is that just the case or does it have everything inside of it in the pictures below?

Accepted Answer

The case does with the Beeper, Case Screws, and Mother Board Risers in the last picture, as well as all of the cables inside of the case for hooking up the front ports.

Question 6

which cable for the front panels are negative & positive? Colors are black or white for this case. helping out my younger brother and he has this case with a Ryzen3 1300X with a Asus ROG STRIX B350-F Gaming motherboard and we are having issues with no display output and now no fan spinning or the ability to start or reset the PC from the front panel.

Accepted Answer

The cable headers from the front panel are all marked with a little arrow indicating positive side. A lilttle known fact is that power and reset switches are just that, a switch. It doesn't matter if you plug it in backwards it will always work. Only the LED ones matter which side is positive and negative. As stated there cables should have a small arrow at the end on the block tips indicating polarity. If your computer isn't powering on with the switch it might not be plugged in correctly as I said polarity doesn't matter. Verify that the switches are plugged in to the correct pins on the motherboard.

Question 7

How is the cable management?

Accepted Answer

Really not bad at all. The right side of the case has a space to run the cables. If you get big bulky power cables I would reconsider but overall I love it. There is enough space for cable management and if you have a decent amount of fans the temp becomes easy to regulate.

Question 8

Should I use an ATX or micro ATX motherboard for this case? I've been told a micro motherboard would look weird.

Accepted Answer

Weird as in it will look small inside the case then yeah.  Other than that it should function just the same. Micro ATX are usually used for smaller compact builds but performance should be the same. Plus you will of course have room to maneuver around.

Question 9

How many fans does it come with and are they good? (If any) (Please make it simple, im new to this and still learning)

Accepted Answer

It comes with two fans. One is white LED and the other is a normal fan. It has room for four fans. The ones it comes with will be enough for good intake and outtake

Question 10

Is orange really a steathy color for a ninja?

Accepted Answer

The color of the ninja doesn't matter. What matters is that you never see them coming.

BASIC SPECIFICATION
EXTERNAL DRIVE BAYS:	3 x 5.25"
INTERNAL DRIVE BAYS:	3 X 3.5" H.D. 3 X 2.5" SSD
SYSTEM BOARD:	ATX/ MICRO ATX/ MINI ITX
EXPANSION SLOTS:	7 SLOTS
I/O PORTS:	2 X USB3.0/ 2 x HD AUDIO
DIMENSIONS:	491(L) X 206(W) X 462(H)mm

COOLING SYSTEM
FRONT:	2 X 120mm WHITE LED fan (one included)
SIDE:	None
BACK:	1 x 120mm Grey fan
TOP:	None
BOTTOM:	None

Brand	RAIDMAX
Series	Ninja II
Model	ATX-A06WBO

Type	ATX Tower
Color	Black / Orange
Case Material	Steel / Plastic
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / ATX / Mini-ITX
Side Panel Window	Yes

External 5.25" Drive Bays	3
External 3.5" Drive Bays	No
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	3
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	3
Expansion Slots	7

RAIDMAX Ninja II ATX-A06WBO Black / Orange Steel / Plastic ATX Tower Computer Case

NINJA SERIES
NINJA II

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Max GPU Length	390 mm
Max CPU Cooler Height	160 mm
Dimensions	18.19" x 8.11" x 19.29"
Weight	18.68 lbs.

Item#: N82E16811156346