I am starting to build a computer of my own and I'm very new to this. Can anyone tell me what "depth" is in a PC case.
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This case has a lot of room. So if you want to build a lot on to your computer then this Is fine. If you aren't going to add a lot on then go with a mid-tower. When you build it, every thing will be a tight fit and lots of cords will be just hanging in awkward spots but the price diffrents between a decent full and mid is big
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it's about 25 inches deep, if I can recall. On wesite it says, 222mm(W) x 540mm(H) X 623mm(D). Or a bit longer than 24.5 inches
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Try finding the item on newegg.com. they have good detailed specs for most items. I have this in a mid tower and have no problems with clearance.
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Maybe 1.5ft.. Long enough for a average size pc... If you have a giant gaming case might be bad depending on how far your motherboard is from your hard drive...
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you should have enough room with a mid-tower case. might be a little snug, so i suggest that you get the dimensions from the info section, and measure out the space. Just to double check
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Mine is a bedroom PC, with limited use, and placed on top of a dresser. So far, no issues at all in that configuration. Decent case, especially for the money. (I've literally built hundreds of PCs for my company over the years). Power Supply is replaceable and with any HTPC, especially if inside a cabinet (heat is the enemy), buying a spare power supply in a year (to have on hand) would be a wise move.
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The top part is still wider than a mid-sized case with more room behind the motherboard. Relative to a regular tower, the bottom is about an extra 3-4 inches for the power supply and disk drives, so it just adds to the height - it is not 1/2 the size. For example, the 900D is 692mm high and the 800D is 609mm. The case is about 3/4 of an inch wider. I like the case because I can fit 9 drives (actually 10 with SSD) and still it feels roomy. I could probably fit everything into a smaller case but it would be tight.
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I am not familiar with that PC - sorry! I have a Macbook Pro and there is an extra half inch approx on all sides if that helps. The case is well made and looks like a designer case!
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Patrick, this case has tons of cable management space. About 1 full inch across the side. I'm using a 770 and could handle a second one easily. Using an Asus z87 Maximus vi hero. Water cooling and lots of fans. So no problem.
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Bello makes nice stuff. 20 inch or so depths. Got my GD07B on one. Had to shift the PC a little to the right to allow the rear connectors to hang out the back for easier access.
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Yes, it is a full tower case and thus has plenty of space for all your mobo/gpu needs. I checked the dimensions and they will indeed fit. I would make sure you have the space for such a large case however. If you do not plan on using all of the space you could get a smaller one. Just be sure to check the dimensions to be sure.
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I have this one and it's got a lot of room but you can't put everything the say it can hold in there, not enough space. If you're going to add lots of drives look carefully because on most case the drives will hit caps or video cards on motherboards. Try to find a review where someone says what they were actually able to fit.
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Yes the full tower case fits most mother boards. It al least fits all amd, intel might be different though. The freekin' thing stands two feet tall.
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Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)
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Hello,The V8 GTS height should not be a problem with that case. However, please take care in picking your motherboard and RAM when it comes to clearance. Some RAM and motherboard heatsinks may pose problems if not researched carefully. I hope this helps.
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The supply itself is 7" deep. You can make it a tight fit if you add another inch for the cables. So, if you have at least 8" of space in your tower, you should be fine. BUT: This supply only lasted about 13 months for me (and looking at the reviews, I'm not the only one) and for this price, I would go looking for a different one...
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Doubtful I built a pc for somebody and threw a GTX 560TI in it (9 inches). There was maybe half an inch of space left plus it covered the SATA ports on the board. Any other qjestions feel free to ask.
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Get a 3/4" x 9" x 24" board. It can be a little longer or shorter depending on the depth of your case. It can be a finished hardwood or a scrap piece of lumber. Not much of the board should show with the PC sitting on it. Get Four 2" swivel rubber wheels. I got these at Menards for $2.99 each. They attached to the boards with four 1/2" screws. This keeps the PC off the carpet for airflow and makes the PC easy to move around.