Is it possible to route the power cable, monitor cables, usb (keyboard mouse etc) down through the case and out the bottom instead of the top?
1612374
No, the top is where the motherboards rear I/O is. I guess you COULD cut out the mesh and route the cables through the cut out you make but then you're just making the inside of the case more cluttered with cables than it already is..
1612375
You could probably do it if you did not use the fan which is installed on the bottom, but the case is really set up for the cords to go out the top. It has a really clean look due to its small size. Unfortunately it's super cramped inside and I can't imagine more wiring going through and then out the bottom.
630150
No that is not possible. Only the headphone port is accessible thru the case.
158852
Possible, are you looking to connect an eternal monitor and keyboards? You could just strap the laptop into the CPU area or but it on the keyboard tray. If no monitor is overkill
2229263
Not exact cable management, but there are 2 holes, one on top and another on bottom like you see in the picture. It depends on how you run cables, but you can use zip tide to tide up cables along the table frame. I can run keyboard and mouse through the table so well.
1873539
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it, either. There are a lot of air vents on the bottom of the case that would be blocked if the spacing provided by the feet was eliminated.
1630391
Not really. I think it's physically possible, but all you'd be able to see is the wires that you route between the door and the metal plate that the motherboard mounts to on that side. They set it up so that you can hide all the wires behind the motherboard, out of sight and promoting better airflow through the main area of the case. So it's probably possible, but it'd be pretty pointless.
1196622
Ya. Power supplies and cases are fairly universal nowadays when it comes to screw layout. This has the ability to to be mounted to the bottom, just flip it so the fan goes out the bottom of the case if it has a vent underneath the spot the power supply is on. If not just keep the fan on the top.
1269776
Only if you zip it open to gain access to the ports. It isn't made to be like a shell attached to the system. Just a case.
1107563
Yes, you can. Ports are open on the bottom but there's still some protection there as well. Hope this helps! Still living mine.
1905262
The ethernet port would be on the motherboard of course and would be extended from the back of the case where all the other ports (VGA, HDMI, various USB, etc.) are exposed. This is an excellent case - do not worry about connecting to an ethernet port - that's covered.
1888368
It can be done with some rigging and an extra molex to sata power adapter; I don't recommend it. See my review with pictures.
1278373
No. The housing around the connector is too large to fit in the port on the bottom of the case.
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.
969053
No, it can't. If you install a EATX board, it'll hit the power supply at the bottom of the case
1667812
You might be able to pull off a top install without modification, but looks like this one is going to be a rear fan installation. Ultimately it still depend on the combination of which motherboard you use with this case.
800549
I am not sure about that. I would think tha a sales person could give you the answer. It seems like it would be possible to open up as the hard drive is in the base, not on backside of monitor.
1577905
No. I had to buy extra cables to accommodate that plan. It can be done though. :)