Is this a good case for a first build?
1640501
Yes, it's got a lot of great features, is cheaper than most, looks good, and offers plenty of room for future upgrades. You'll enjoy it.
1640502
Yes, I'd say so. It's a big case and it's very roomy. It does have an annoying light that blinks when it's in sleep mode, but you can just disconnect it from the motherboard. Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yeessssssss.
1640503
It is actually. Bought it for my 1st build and man does it have a lot of space!!!!!! For wire management and such. For the price of $40 or less it is a good buy. So far I'm loving it!
1640504
Sure is. Just did a bargain rig for my brother. Plenty of room, solid build quality, and easy to work with
288569
It will, but if ur spending that much money on a gpu, please get a better case
425810
yes it fits perfectly and keeps the case really cool. definitly recommend. keep in mind that the installation difficulty depends on what kind of motherboard you have.
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.
163116
yes, nice case. remember the board relative to the memory modules placement plus size. ie: ones with fins matter. on or two lower heat fins will pop up and not effect performance. so much safer than that liquid cooler crap. beyond the obvious potential problems that can occur and refilling pains, seen nothing great yet worth the aggravation for so little.
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
1435211
None, since this case does not come with a motherboard. However, the case gives plenty of room for everything on the motherboard that you choose to install.
1208903
Absolutely. This case will fit a wide variety of mobos (motherboards) and also comfortably fits large graphic cards. It has a nice area behind the mobo that you can use to hide cables. I would I highly recommend this case. Comes with 3 fans and a spot for a fourth, has cool LED lights, and has three temperature sensors.
59032
Yes, it is a great case! I use a bunch of them in my office and they are great cases for just about every one of your needs. I use the power supply that came with them and have never had a problem. I am not gamer but these things are on 24/7 and we have never had a failure.
1433335
Anthony, it should be no problem, even thought it's a mid tower, it has room for lots of stuff. I put an ASUS Z87 motherboard and it fit nicely, along with a long video card and a Corsair H100i. Happy building.
617760
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
731907
This is nice case for a quiet PC, but as a result the airflow is not great. So avoid using a lot of high power/high heat components, or choose a case with better airflow. To build a powerful 64 bit PC I added 2 case fans in the front to get enough cooling, and it works fine.
59033
Yes this is a good case for that! I did the same thing for my sister except I used a G3258 and a R9 270X
328235
It will fit in the case without an issue. But you will need board and cpu like Chris said.
789053
The storm trooper is a fantastic case - and I highly recommend it. Several people ordered one after seeing mine. It is well over $100. I've installed a SSD, 6-3.5 inch hard disks, a BlueRay drive, a media reader and still have room to grow... My last build was a midtower - and while in theory it had enough space the reality was that in practice it was too cramped. In my experience I'd rather have extra space and not require it than require the space and not have it.
1583642
You just will need a screwdriver for attaching the motherboard to the case a medium size or small will be ok :) for the rest you won't need more than that
931746
The case is large and deep enough to support full sized RAM. Its also one of the best built cases in the HTPC category.