Question 1

Can I use a normal size ATX power supply for this case?

Accepted Answer

Yes it does.

See the Newegg Specifications Tab and Scroll down to Additional Info and you will see "Support Standard ATX PSU", the Rosewill website will also verify this information, you just have to look for it.

Question 2

Hello,
How is the cooling/airflow in this case? If I want to use an Intel i7-5820, ASRock X99M, and a decent, full-sized video card (light gaming) -- will heat become an issue with this case?

Accepted Answer

I used this case to build an HTPC/gaming pc for my brother-in-law.  I used an AMD fx 8320 with a Coolermaster low profile CPU cooler, and an Asus R9 270X, with 3, 80mm Arctic Cooling pwm case fans.  I can't remember the exact temps off hand, but I ran several benchmarks and I know the temps weren't to bad considering how small of a case it is.  I really like this case but there is a few drawbacks.  The 270X touched the case from front to back and it was hard to get in. The three 80mm fans at full speed were pretty loud for an HTPC.  The entire bottom is vented, and has provisions for an extra hard-drive, but I feel they could have put holes for a 120mm or 140mm case fan, but it could be easily modified for this.  Also it has holes to mount the PSU fan facing the motherboard or the side panel.  If you face it toward the motherboard it only has about an inch and a half between it and the cpu fan.  If you face it toward the side panel it only has about a half inch of Clearance.  They should have put vent hole for the PSU on the side panel so it could be bringing it's own cool air in.  And not necessarily a drawback, but when you are pushing the system, because it is all aluminum, the outside of the case gets slightly warm which probably helps dissipate the heat some.  Hope this helps your decision.

Question 3

Which case fans did you buy for this case?

Accepted Answer

Mine were three arctic cooling 80mm fans but can't remember exactly.  I suggest googling pcpartpicker to see what others did and how it worked for them.

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