How long is the main 20/4 pin cable? I'm thinking of upgrading my psu which sits on the bottom of my case and the main m/b connector is at the top
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I have a similar configuration and ended up having to buy an extension cable. A friend of mine did a build similar to mine and claimed the cable was long enough. I wanted to have some slack and extra length for better routing around the motherboard so as not to interfere with airflow for cooling.
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2.5" or 64mm from base of pins to top of card WITHOUT the VGA connector. That is for the physical card itself.
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The card requires a minimum of 600w power supply, you will barely be getting by with what you have. As far as the case, I don't know, the card is 10.5 inches long, you would have to measure inside your case from back plate to closest front object across the mobo where the card plugs in to be sure.
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.
1615525
If the PSU has an 8-pin ATX connector, it automatically has a 4-pin. The 4-pin connector you need is half of the 8-pin so you just wouldn't use the other half. It's the same concept as a 20-pin motherboard connector and a 24-pin motherboard connector.
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The card is ~9.5" long, including the bracket and ports. The PCB excluding the bracket, i.e. the space it needs inside the case is at least 9 inches. Power connectors are at the top. I hope this helps. Thank you for asking.
718853
There is a cable with a 20-pin connector that runs from those top ports on the case, and should connect to a USB 3.0 connector on your motherboard. For reference on a picture of a board similar to mine ( http://imgur.com/JjK6xGn ), you can see the green USB 3.0 connector just above the SATA ports on the right side of the board where the cable from the case would attach.
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I have a mid-tower case and was barely able to get the audio cable to reach to the bottom of my motherboard connector.
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On my 450W Power Supply, the cable to the motherboard is about 8". I hope this will help you.
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It looks like it's around 12 inches. The cable is long enough to be wire tied into a bundle but since I have a 3.0 header on the front edge of the mobo I didn't have to undo the wire tie. It looks like cable length shouldn't be a problem for most folks, and it is a good quality 3.0 cable. It has proved to be a solid product that I would buy again.
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Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than... » Read More Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. « Show Less
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The USB3 and USB2 cables are long enough that I needed to zip-tie the excess down on my full tower setup, I didn't measure but I'd say around 18 inches. The molex power connector was a bit shorter, but still had enough length to easily reach the adapter.
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Yes. The case is a tight fit for PSU's over 150mm. They placed a nice sized cut out where the cables exit the PSU. I really like this case, it just takes some planning when assembling a system. You really want a modular PSU with this case. Good luck.Kerry
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Without unplugging mine in the case I would say about 8-9 inches. I cant remember if mine came with the molex to the fan connector but if it did there should be ample space to fit a mid tower.
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That depends entirely on your motherboard. It's a fantastic case, but you need to make sure that the power supply will fit properly. I haven't tried myself, but my guess is not so much. Still, it's worth busting out the tape-measure.
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Not the female plug on the psu, but it will fit the cable that comes with the psu. thermal take cables are not pin compatible (on the psu side) with other cables
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