Question 1

How do I remove the video card panel slots?

Accepted Answer

You just push it through with some force (don't be afraid to use some force) and wiggle it loose until it falls out.
Note: There maybe be some sharp edges, so be careful to not touch the edges too often. Also they are permanently gone once you remove it. You cannot put it back on.
This is the trade off for a budget case.

Question 2

I see there are (white) wires that hangs from the front fans but I could not find a spot on my motherboard that could connect them. ( The system fan one is connected to the rear fan) Where do I connect it?

Accepted Answer

The fan in the rear goes to the motherboard, if your board has more than 1 set of fan pins, then you can hook the front one to that on a one for one basis. Most boards just have the one it seems, so you generally need a power supply that can either power them directly (or adapt to them) there are several types of adaptors usually molex varieties that work well and can be stacked in series to provide power to multiple fans. The adapters are pretty inexpensive can also be handy for extra length in case the power supply has shorter cables.
Hope that helps.

Question 3

I have an H110M-DS/Hyper microATX. Can it fit the case?

Accepted Answer

It should, the case has standoffs in an uATX configuration. The board I installed in this case was  full size ATX and it fit comfortably. You may have to rearrange the standoff screws though.

Question 4

Are those pre-installed fans working quietly?

Accepted Answer

I never hear them.

Question 5

Can you add 2x120mm fans at the top this case and how?

Accepted Answer

you have to pull the plastic top up, but do it carefully because of the wires for the switches and plugs in front. pull to hard and you may damage them. best to start trying to pry it up from the rear

Question 6

Can this case have 2x 120mm fans on top of it and a 1 5.25 optical drive installed together?

Accepted Answer

No

Question 7

Does it have a slot for the CD drive? Can you fit additional fans? Wanting up to 5 possibly

Accepted Answer

Yes, but with a caveat. Put the drives in before you put in the motherboard or it will be tight to get them in.
Additional fans can be installed also. It comes with three, two in front and one in rear. But you can install another fan in the top.
I run a Ryzen 7 processor with RX-580 video and a Soundblaster Z, and those 4 fans keep everything cool.
Overall, I would put this case up against the Apevia's, Corsairs, and the other higher priced cases.

Question 8

dust covers? I see the front has something of the sort but is it washable? Is there sort of dust covers on the bottom or top that is not visible?

Accepted Answer

There are dust screens/foam on both the front and top. It's a loose material, and as long as you are easy with it, it does wash. I usually just remove mine and blow it out with air tho, works well.

Question 9

Can you replace the LED to a different color?  If so, how difficult is that?

Accepted Answer

The LED's are built into the two fans at the front of the case. While I have not personally done this, you could could almost certainly replace these fans with some other LED fans of a different color

Question 10

Will this fit a MSI Performance Gaming Intel Coffee Lake B360 LGA 1151 DDR4 Onboard Graphics CFX ATX Motherboard (B360 Gaming Plus)?

Accepted Answer

Yes but it is quite cramped, I have two cases with full size boards in them and the only problem I ran into was the ODD has to be of the shorter length to fit properly.

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