How does this case handle hiding extra cables from a non-modular ATX power supply?
754831
You can tuck them in behind the powersupply in between it and the HDD rack or inside the HDD rack unused space if any. If you get a windowed side panel you are not going to want it to be the right one, or you will have wires showing. Left would be fine though, and you could hide most wiring fairly well.I don't think you gain much from going modular with this case as to plug almost anything in you need to pull the PS anyways. May as well just have everything hooked up.
754832
You can tuck them in behind the powersupply in between it and the HDD rack or inside the HDD rack unused space if any. If you get a windowed side panel you are not going to want it to be the right one, or you will have wires showing. Left would be fine though, and you could hide most wiring fairly well. I don't think you gain much from going modular with this case as to plug almost anything in you need to pull the PS anyways. May as well just have everything hooked up.
754833
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.
1817922
Not really. I can access some crucial spots, like connecting a new hard drive, but not without some pain, though. But that will also depend on the rig you'll build. Because I have a gtx 770, it takes up a lot of space, plus a 750w power supply that is fairly big. All this plus no cable management makes it really hard to do stuff in the motherboard without hassle, once it is done. That is the downside of this desktop case.
2018309
There are a 20/24 pin power connector, a 4/8 pin aux power connector, 2 sata power connectors, and 4 pin molex connector on a 2" cable which you would need a cable extender/splitter to use. The only problem I had was with an ITX MB with the 24 pin connector in the extreme front left corner of the board which was hard to reach given the short lengths of all the cables. Otherwise I love this case/PSU and have built 4 systems using it so far. Richard R
1479025
There are 4 low profile slots on the rear of the case, but the number of PCI-e expansion slots depends on the motherboard you have
827553
The power supply is mounted to the bottom. The HDD bays are also stored in the bottom and don't require any tools. The wire management is hard to keep a lot of the wires hidden due to the case's shape. There's a lot of screws and and some more brass standoffs. The standoffs are already placed for standard mobos. Also comes with zip ties and velcro ties. It looks nice in the pictures but most of the pins and fans are flimsy and cheap plastic.
736403
Not fully modular, but it it won't be much of problem because you will use all of the non-modular cables up on the graphics cards.
968024
With the way the case orients the graphics cards you shouldn't have a problem fitting two titans in it. It should fit an ATX power supply of any wattage rating.
369367
Ive recently built my first gaming pc with ease because this case had lots of room for you to work with...There are a few cutout spots for you to manage all your cables to make it look nice and clean...Good luck
860342
This will be my second lower supply case. I have the first generation of the bottom PSU design and I love it. The major advantage of this design is seperating the airflow from the PSU from the remaining components. It does this very well and the noise is at a minimum. The only disadvantage is that the cable lengths on the PSU must be longer to reach the motherboard and peripherals.
1345550
the way is laid out you can put pretty much any power supply in it, I don't use mine for gaming and only have a 550w Corsair PSU installed. Corsair CS Series, CS550M, 550 Watt (550W), Semi Modular Power Supply, 80+ Gold CertifiedIt has good cable management as well to keep things neat.
92611
This is semi modular. The power cable and cpu cable are still full connected to the power supply. Also, all other connectors are on the external of the power supply. I would recommend purchasing a more reliable one as I had 3 blow in my one computer & the last fried my motherboard.
2276661
I am pretty ocd about having a clean case and I had no problem making everything neat and tidy. There was a good amount of space behind the motherboard to fit cables and zip-them in place. I would recommend a psu with a modular cable pack so you only need to run the power wires that are necessary. Hope this helps.
735808
Those dimensions are the box it comes in, I think. Its a standard-size power supply and should fit in almost any case. The one possible issue is that because it is modular, it may take a hair more clearance in the front for the protruding cable connectors.
1080287
This case supports an ATX power supply but does not come with one pre-installed.
545569
I had the same concern when I bought the case. It exceeded my expectations on cable management. There are definitely better cases if that's what you're concerned about, but there is plenty of room for wiring if you take the time to make sure everything is organized.
325092
Yes. This is an improved thermal design which isolates the power supply's airflow from the rest of the computer components. The power supply will pull cool air in through the bottom vents and blow warm air out the back of the case. This prevents the dust and heat from inside the computer from passing through the power supply.
1080291
nope buddy, psu is not a part of the case, todays time go for a smaller case, its time for small size computer case. recommend the bitfenix