Has anyone used a Corsair HX750 Power supply with this case. Will it hold a 180 cm long power supply?
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I use the TX750. I don't know much about the different sizes of power supplies, but since this is an ATX case I assume it will be fine.
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I've got an AX850 in my 330R and it fits fine. Note my 330R did not come with supplemental PS support bracket although the holes are present.
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Yeah, this can fit without any issues. The "bay" area for the power supply is clear.
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If your hardware needs a 725w psu then you need a bigger case. I have a 430w psu in mine
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No!!! Very nice case, but it only includes (2) 120mm fans, and hardware (screws and mounts). Unfortunately, no power supply.
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I don't see it having an issue fitting in there. Although I haven't had a top mounted PSU case in forever. This PSU is not that big, I would suggest measuring the area in your case before buying though. The dimensions of this PSU = 5.9 x 3.4 x 6.3 inches.
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Yes. I'm using this case with a Gigabyte GTX 770 which is 29.2mm long and still have space for the PS and a 2nd GTX/SLI.
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In my opinion, it would be very tight. I used a fully modular power supply, and there wasn't much room for the cables as it was. Possibly a partial modular would work, but keep in mind that space is pretty tight. Nice case though. It is easier to install the cables before mounting the power supply though since access is very tight. We did plug in one additional power cable after installation, but it was challenging.
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This power supply will work in a mid to full size case. It will not work in a small form factor case
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Supports standard length ATX power supply. Standard dimension for this form factor is: 150mm (W) x 86mm (H) x 140mm (5.5 inches)(D). ATX PSU's only vary by length. In short, yes, it should fit.
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I use a corsair 400r which is 8.1 inches in the base but protrudes about an inch on both sides and it fits well. Just be careful not to block your fan intake from your power supply if it takes in air from the base.
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Hi Kenneth - Any 750W quality power supply will work well and the Corsair Professional Series 860W would be a great choice. You could also consider a more budget friendly choice of the Corsair Builder series CX750. Full disclosure - I work for AMD. Good luck! Pat
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Hi Michael, In my instance because of the size of the computer and power supply, no. In fact with my ASUS 17-inch laptop it's a tight fit for the computer. The power supply alone is about 6x4x1 inch. You'd have to get manufacturers measurements of all the components to determine what combination would fit. The case, however, is incredible.
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I have a corsair h110 sitting in there no problem. Its a little bit tight but it fits snug and hides nicely. If your going to install a 280mm radiator make sure you install the motherboard and the processor first and then install the fans on the radiator and then install the radiator (with fans attached) into your case and hook it all up. You should be good.
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This case only supports microATX motherboards which max out at 9.6 x 9.6 inches. The power supply must be within standard dimensions 150x86x140mm WxHxD where the depth may vary.
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Hi,This case does not come included with a power supply. It does support bottom mounting of a PSU though. A benefit of a bottom mounted PSU is that size is not a problem. Because of where the PSU is located, it won't interfere with any other components. So you can install an extra-large sized PSU without any problems.Sentey
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I don't know what the dimensions on the your mobo is, but I'm running an Asus Crosshair IV Formula Mobo with a 1,000 watt power supply which both are pretty good size with also the capability to run three Radeon Sapphire video cards. The Mobo is approx. 12" x 9". The Half-X case is verry spacious and laid out well. I would venture to say that you won't have a problem.
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I have one that is 5.5 x 5.9 x 3.4 inches in it and it fits nicely. The max length listed in the specs is 180mm which should be just barely over 7 inches. So 7.9 might be a little too long. I believe 5.9 x 3.4 is the standard width and height for an ATX PSU so any ATX PSU roughly 7 inches or less should be fine.
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Yes it will. I am using a Thermaltake 750 watt PS with the same dimensions. 3.4 x 5.9 x 6.3.Enjoy the case!