Has anyone used this case with a Antec EarthWatts EA-380D Power Supply and a Blu-ray drive? Will they both fit at the same time? Thx
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I used this case with 2 different PS, as for the blue ray it should fit just really tight. I use external blue ray on my setup.
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I used this case a long with "Diablotek DA Series 500-Watt ATX Power Supply PSDA500" PSU and it was fine. Its a little tight because they basically butt up against each other.
66099
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!
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It would be a little weird. At a minimum the optical drive would be sideways, making watching movies a bit awkward. It would also look a little odd with the feet on one side, although they are fairly small and flush. Biggest issue is that this case is MUCH bigger than a normal HTPC case; it's at least the size of a large integrated receiver amp - 16+ inches wide and over 8 inches tall laying on its side. If that's not a problem for your space, though, I think it'd work fine. It has decent ventilation on the "sides" and none on the "bottom", which is I think what you'd want.
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Yes the power supply should fit, I didn't have a problem with the power supply fitting. I usually buy full size towers and I made a mistake buying this midsized tower.I had to put the fans on the top on the outside because my motherboard barely fit inside the case. I will stay with full size cases from now on.
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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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Your question is confusing. The cables that are in the case will reach all locations for the Motherboard that is designed to fit that case. The power supply has standard connections as well and should reach all location for connecting devices like Hard Drives and CD ROM drives and so forth.
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I haven't seen any ATX power supply that wouldn't fit in this case, even the 1000+ Watt units. Do you have a specific one in mind?
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Yes. The case is a tight fit for PSU's over 150mm. They placed a nice sized cut out where the cables exit the PSU. I really like this case, it just takes some planning when assembling a system. You really want a modular PSU with this case. Good luck.Kerry
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I'm not sure of the dimensions of your Dell OptiPlex 380 case, but the SeaSonic PSU is a full size power supply that will fit into standard width computer cases (e.g. Mini Tower, Midi Tower, Tower) or full height cases, not slimline or half height.
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The power supply is on the bottom. Front of the case is not very stable. I had to call the factory after returning mine twice to get a new front. The front pegs were broken off on two of them.
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I don't know the dimensions of that card but I have an AMD 7970 in mine and its not even close. This is a huge case inside. Not like some of the Antec cases where the drive bays get in the way. there is no way your card won't fit in this case.
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This is a standard size power supply, but not too long like some PSU's. I would check to make sure you have enough room before ordering. I liked the one I bought, it has worked nicely in my media file server on my home network for a while now with no problems. Most slim cases have smaller proprietary PSU's, but it is worth looking into.
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Yes, this power supply will fit inside your case and is rated with enough power for a stock configuration. If you've added additional display adapters it may not be sufficient power depending on what you've added.
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I'm not sure, BUT I will tell you that I have an EVGA 660ti and it barely leave enough room for sata cables and fan cables to reach past. One thing you might find interesting... The bays that hold the hard drives are removable through the face ( front ) of the case. Any addition or removal of hard drives, including the 120 mm fans that are mounted in front of said bay are removed and replaced from the front, NOT the side panel. So, that being said, any and all cables that distribute power to or information to and from must be long enough to accommodate an extra 6 or so inches of travel in order to allow the bay to retract from the case with out stress to the units mounted inside the bay. I received no instructions in the case box from the factory so I learned everything about proper setup the hard way. I hope this saves you some time. If you are concerned about space I would recommend the Antec 1100. Otherwise removing the plastic internal fan shroud may be a simple and cost effective option to remedy space issues with minimal mechanical alteration.
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As long as you have a regual chassis it should work. The power supply dimensions are the dimensions of the power supply itself but it is the standard size for most power supplies. The opening for the power supply is going to be a bit smaller than the supply to compensate a lip for the screws to attach to. You will actually need to remove the side of your case and install it through the side instead of the back opening. Hope that makes sense.
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Yes sir, Id be more worried about if it would fit your case because it comes close on mine and i have the Antec DF-85 Full tower. so make sure it fits the case
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There are usually extra connectors coming off the power supply.Some are for harddrives and dvd drives.Generally there are extras just dangling unused in there.there should be two choices for plugs that come with the fan.Both will fit the multiple types of connectors coming off the power supply.The real important part is to not over tighten the screes when connecting the fan to the case or where ever your puting it.Hope that helped.