Can this be used in a computer case?
642125
Sorry maa, I wouldn't use Dynamat in a computer case. Dynamat has an aluminum outside cover on top on a tar like adhesive. The aluminum can act like a conductor if something could come loose in the computer case and can hold heat. If your computer case is too loud, buy quiet fans. I have a system case server in home that sounds like a vacuum cleaner because of the amount of air it moves. I found changing the fans to a thermal cool quiet fans helped with the noise. Hope this helps...
642126
I suppose you could but only if it was a hard case. This really isn't a padding of any kind. It's more like a polyurethane sheet with mylar on one side, meant mainly for solid surfaces. Also any little bit of this adhesive product that isn't covered by the mylar will STICK TO ANYTHING! So probably not a good idea for a computer.
642127
Yes, Dynamat sells PC case noise dampening sheets. With that said this product can also be used for that purpose as well, I'm currently using it in my primary system now. Just be certain that the foil doesn't come in direct contact with your motherboard expansion cards or drive electronics. Use a roller to apply it to the inside of your case. (most computer cases are metal anyway). You can expect a moderate decrease in noise, though not as dramatic as using quality quiet cooling fans with adjustable rpms.
642128
NO! NO!NO! Anything but Dynamat. Good for cars and things, but not computer cases......
624234
I never opened the case on this particular computer, before sending to a client. Like most computers of this type, there is usually extra sata power cables, and extra sata signal sockets on the motherboard. And the case is large enough to house an extra drive. Another option to consider is with the large capacity and very inexpensive usb drives out there, you could easily add an external drive to the computer.
759860
It has more overhead clearance than most full size computer cases. Just about any fan cooled or passive CPU heat sinks will fit it.
1183181
As long as it is a SATA and not EIDE drive you can use this case. If you are not going to use the drive any longer you can also remove it from the enclosure and directly plug into mainboard on your computer to try a recovery.
364423
This case is VERY heavy but incredibly sturdy. We call it a bomb case. I'm not sure if it would fit or not. My son has a large computer but his power supply does not fit in there with it. It is a great case, but you would probably pay a lot in shipping costs due to the weight.
1421726
Sure it can be used as an exhaust fan. You would need a 140mm exhaust fan port on the computer case for it to be practical though. The fan is designed to be installed on heat sinks. The fan like all computer fans is designed to run off of the computer power supply 12V connectors. The fan dimensions are 140x150x25 mm. The specifications are found here: http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=54&lng=en&set=1
1123177
Yes, however I don't recommend using such a small motherboard in a case as big as this one (it's taller than the night stand in my bedroom). As it defeats the purpose of being a micro ATX motherboard. I used an XL-ATX motherboard and still have tons of room.
1148261
I do not know but I would assume so. It is too large to fit in a case but I have found it to be well worth it.
437907
It probably could be done, but it'd be a pretty tight fit. I usually just take it out of the case because it's really not necessary anyway.
1572336
My suggestion would be to attach it to any metal surface of your PC case, its meant to prevent any static you build up in your body to discharge on sensitive components of the pc.
449077
No, you'd have to get a bigger case. The idea of this one is that you could probably throw it off a train or into the ocean and still compute with your computer...
284974
If you have an exisiting computer you can pull the stuff out of it and put it into this case. If you do not have an existing computer you will need: motherboard and processor, power supply, hard drive, and at least one cd/dvd drive for installing some programs that might come on disks instead of digital downloads. Those are just the bare minimums to get this case intoa functioning computer.
1102597
You can as long as where your present Hard drive is incaged. Me I found that an enclosed case (Metal box case) you cannot use this item because it sticks out to far. Hope this helps.
1078460
This will work with this computer without a doubt. I'm currently running it on a microboard in an even smaller case than yours.
2121117
This is only a case. It only houses computer parts, it does not hook up to anything.
639491
Yes you can. I had my 11 inch netbook in there..check out my youtube video of the case.Search Klyntube.
903982
Haven't tried it in mine. I think the case is more geared towards a water cpu cooler