will this motherboard fit in this case? Rosewill Ultra High Gloss Finished MicroATX Computer Case with 400W ATX 2.2 12V Power Supply, Black R363-M-BK will this motherboard fit in this case? Rosewill Ultra High Gloss Finished MicroATX Computer Case with 400W ATX 2.2 12V Power Supply, Black... » Read More will this motherboard fit in this case? Rosewill Ultra High Gloss Finished MicroATX Computer Case with 400W ATX 2.2 12V Power Supply, Black R363-M-BK « Show Less
1386147
Yes. MicroATX is the form factor standard of both the motherboard, and the case you linked, so therefore the board should fit without any issues. Adding additional cards (PCI-e GPU, etc) may be challenging, but the barebones motherboard will fit easily.
1386148
This mother board fit in my MicroATX case so it should fit in this one as well.
1386149
It should, this is a microATX motherboard and that's a microATX case so they should be compatible.
191095
The case is rated by Thermaltake as an Extended Motherboard capable enclosure. The specifics allow 13 inches by 12 inches according to what is listed from Thermaltake. However, the dimensions the case will truly allow are much larger than that. The MSI motherboard you are asking about is 13.6 inches by 10.4 inches. The case has some extra room to fit this motherboard. To be on the safe side contact MSI and ask if the screw holes will align properly. (I assume that MSI doesn't name their motherboard the same way as Thermaltake when describing motherboard dimensions for some reason). Thermaltake provides support for Extended ATX motherboards (I am not sure if this is a standard size and doubt that it is. MSI has qualified the Big Bang-X Power II as a 'XL-ATX'. I assume if the dimensions are etched in stone by Intel or AMD that it will fit properly. Like I mentioned , you might want to contact MSI...they might have a specific set of cases you have to use to make sure the motherboard 'fits' properly.
645894
Yes, this is an ATX size motherboard and the description of the case states that it is ATX compatible.
74898
Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply? Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page.
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Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page. Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the... » Read More Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page. « Show Less
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CEB Form Factor 12 inch x 10.5 inch ( 30.48 cm x 26.67 cm )I use a case NZXT Phantom ATX Full Tower, it fits perfectly, good case. I think that maybe it should fit in a mid-atx case but I didn't try it. By the way there is another newer version of this mobo ASUS P9X79-E WS but it is more expensive.
1930660
Yes, this power supply will fit inside your case and is rated with enough power for a stock configuration. If you've added additional display adapters it may not be sufficient power depending on what you've added.
1300076
An ATX power supply will work for this motherboard, provided your case supports ATX power supply size (most desktop cases do). This is the PSU I paired up with this motherboard: Corsair Builder Series Bronze Certified Power Supply 430Link: Corsair CX Series, CX430, 430 Watt (430W) Power Supply, 80+ Bronze Certified
1065416
Not familiar with your particular motherboard, I'm afraid, but you need either a Micro ATX or Mini ITX motherboard for this case.
2141417
Yes, you can. It is a MicroATX motherboard, and the case you are looking at supports up to standard ATX boards. I would recommend you look at the Corsair Carbide 200R. It is a better case for the money in the price point you are looking at.
902234
Yes, the motherboard will fit in the case. Mid-ATX cases can accommodate a standard ATX board-size, and the board you listed here is a micro-ATX form factor (meaning it is not as long as an ATX board). The only real limitation here is that micro-ATX boards typically do not have slots for more than one graphics card.
161011
Yes, definatly. Its designed for the ATX spec, and has motherboard screws for MicroATX and mATX. I fit mine in there just fine.
32922
An atx motherboard will not fit in this case. Any micro atx motherboard will fit in this case regardless of brand name. it has nothing to do with brand, everything to do with size.
337672
Any motherboard that is an ATX or Micro ATX will fit. The motherboard you are looking at should say what its "form factor" is. If its one of those two it will fit just fine. If you can't find the form factor for the board send me a link to it and I'll find out.
1894986
The motherboard and well as the power supply should fit in the case with no problems. The water cooler should fit as well but make sure that you have available 120mm fan ports on your case before you install.
633536
There are some mini itx cases that will support micro atx. In this case.... I don't believe that is the "case". Your micro atx board will be to big.
649550
It will fit a micro atx case, like any other standard psu; however, you'd better off with a Corsair psu. Pay a bit more and get a quality power supply, this is not a quality psu.