Question 1

Could this hold two psu's and two motherboards when stacked?

Accepted Answer

Sure,

It would still be 2 independent cases in that regard, just one on top of the other.

The only thing you loose when you stack them is the ability to put rads in the top of the lower one, since it's now cut off from an outside airflow path.

You could mix and match whether you have a water loop shared by both systems, or separate loops, or a combination of watercooling and air cooling on one.

The case is really so big, that it doesn't make sense to use it for an air cooled rig, and if you're thinking of using AIO liquid coolers, this case is still massive overkill and will look conspicuously empty.

Question 2

Can i remove the two drive bays on the front of the case...and if so would it be possible to add an additional fan...?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 2 drive bays are attached to two fan mounts with then are attached to the case. So if you want to you could either add 2 140mm fans (one per fan mount) or 4 120mm fans (two per fan mount). Also you can keep them laying down or you can stand them up if you want.

Question 3

in the pictures, they show having Rad's mounted on the side, but there are no apparent holes in the acrylic, so how does air pass through??

Accepted Answer

The acrylic window is literally the only non-ventilated place on the box lol. There's fan or radiator mounting brackets across the front, top, back, and right side. The last picture shows you can swap the panels to have the window on either side. There's only one window though. You can also move the power button panel to the other side. I've never seen a more versatile case.

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