what is a computer case? is operational right when i get it?
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This particular case is just an enclosure for a computer, there is nothing in it other than brackets for the internal parts of a computer.
1339244
Not a complete computer. You must add parts like motherboard, power supply, hard drive, etc. This just holds everything.
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no you have to put pc parts in it the case is all you get very nice case if your building a gaming pc
1298557
The fans included in the case are all powered by your power supply. They use 5v Molex connectors that can be connected in series. They are on at full speed anytime the computer is powered up.
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The case has nothing to do with the size of your hard drive - your mother board will determine that.
360613
You get a case. It includes fans, brakets for mounting the motherboard and screws.
1254898
This is only a case, you have to purchase and install the cpu, memory and hard drive yourself. You would also need to install the OS.
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Its just the case (monitor) and the power supply. You have to supply everything else.
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I'm not sure either, you should try measuring the laptop and read the measurements of the case
535874
Exactly as it says, just the case with no drive. You should get the case only if you want to put in your own drive, much cheaper.
2115239
This is an open case. Just add hdd's power supply usb hdd external connectors and you are off to the races. Mine works great.
300578
There is no power supply included with the case, no. You will have to install your own.
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My case came with a small bag of screws and parts, including motherboard standoffs. You just screw them in to the back of the case to the appropriate holes for your type of motherboard, and do the installation.
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what you see in the pic is what you get. it is a tower which is the brain of the desktop. I have had good luck with mine. no prob so far. I think I got a keyboard with it. suppose to get a mouse but didn't. nice computer for the money.
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Yes, this was the case I bought as a gift for a college student and that was the PC he had.
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I ordered mine directly from Corsair. I just got lucky, sort of, because after all the charges from the drop shipping to California then the UPS charge, I could have easily bought a nicer case from an American company like CaseLabs. Their Magnum STX 10 case is awesome. The only problem is that it comes flat shipped and you have to buy all of your fan mounting hardware. So basically you end up with about a 900.00 case anyway, but their HDDs and SSD mount out of site in the right side panel, pretty awesome. It's so customizable that I think I want one of their cases instead. It has like 7 radiator mounting options and will hold 4 power supplies. I can't see any one needing four power supplies, but I also never thought I would need two. Corsair told me these will not be released until the end of May, unless you are lucky enough to score on of the ten or so that they send to Newegg or Amazon.
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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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Absolutely! Please disregard the delivery time stated in the automated confirmation. We were not able to make any changes to it. Your case will get delivered before Christmas :)
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I'm sorry sir but I think you're confused about what this product is. It's a bare-bones computer case. What I mean by that is it's the case that your computer parts go into to make a PC. What it can "hook up to" is dependent on what kind of PC you build. The first thing you would have to hook it up to after its made would be a monitor or TV. Hope this helps.