Will this fit in a Mid ATX case like the Rosewill Black SECC Steel USB 3.0 Mid Tower Computer Case REDBONE U3?
1437816
It should fit just fine, I have it in a case that is smaller than that one and I have room to spare.
1437817
If I had to hazard a guess, I would go with probably yes. I am using the same heatsink in a 4U rackmount chassis made by Rosewill that is listed as 7" high. (Equivalent to width on a desktop, since rackmounts are effectively rotated 90 degrees.) This case is 7.25" wide, so it appears to have a bit more room, likely for adding fans on the side panel, however there also may be more space between the motherboard tray and the side panel behind it (for cable routing.) If you use this heatsink, expect to not use a fan in the top position on the side panel. It may work, but it may not have enough clearance.
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If I had to hazard a guess, I would go with probably yes. I am using the same heatsink in a 4U rackmount chassis made by Rosewill that is listed as 7" high. (Equivalent to width on a desktop, since rackmounts are effectively rotated 90 degrees.) This case is 7.25" wide, so it appears to have a bit more room, likely for adding fans on the side panel, however there also may be more space between the motherboard tray and the side panel behind it (for cable routing.) If you use this heatsink, expect to not use a fan in the top position on the side panel. It may work, but it may not have enough clearance. If I had to hazard a guess, I would go with probably yes. I am using the same heatsink in a 4U rackmount chassis made by Rosewill that is listed as 7" high. (Equivalent to width on a desktop, since rackmounts are effectively rotated 90 degrees.) This case is 7.25" wide, so it appears to have a bit more room, likely for adding fans on the side panel, however there also may be more space between the motherboard tray and the side panel behind it (for cable routing.) If you use this heatsink, expect to not use a fan in the top position on the side panel. It may work, but it may not... » Read More If I had to hazard a guess, I would go with probably yes. I am using the same heatsink in a 4U rackmount chassis made by Rosewill that is listed as 7" high. (Equivalent to width on a desktop, since rackmounts are effectively rotated 90 degrees.) This case is 7.25" wide, so it appears to have a bit more room, likely for adding fans on the side panel, however there also may be more space between the motherboard tray and the side panel behind it (for cable routing.) If you use this heatsink, expect to not use a fan in the top position on the side panel. It may work, but it may not have enough clearance. « Show Less
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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.
1309356
Shouldn't be a problem. I have a Black Griffin In-win mid-tower and it fits without any issues.
328235
It will fit in the case without an issue. But you will need board and cpu like Chris said.
786294
Yes very tight but it will fit! Might have to buy a modular power supply so you can get more room and move the hard drive to the top bay or even mount it on the bottom or front of the case to free up some space but it will fit - just have to out think it!
2109221
It should. It's a massive case. I have a standard atx board in mine and the board looks small in comparison to the case I believe the case can fit up to a extended atx board.
290860
It very well should. I have a different model asus atx mobo in mine and it fit just fine.
1268897
It should. I put it in an InWin Ironclad full tower with no problem. If you can get an 850 watt power supply to fit this one will fit. It is not physically larger than other power supplies. I just looked up your case and I am confident this will fit.
322923
The mobo will fit. I have this case, just be careful. When you build your computer, make sure you have everything put in your mobo first since the case has special slots for the gpu. You will see it once you get it. You can ask me for information
789026
Hello, Yes this card, although a little bit longer than a standard card, can & will fit your mid-tower case.
40375
Not a problem. The usb 3.0 ports on the case will not work obviously but the usb 2.0 ports can be connected to your motherboard's usb 2.0 headers. I have an older Asus micro atx board without usb 3.0 in this case and it is perfectly functional.
1562944
Take alook inside your computer case. If you have an open PCI-E slot, then it will fit.
1405263
Yes, it's about 2/3 the size of my mid tower. It's quite small and my micro ATX board fits snugly. As an owner of a pc repair shop I would recommend this tower if your looking to save as much space as possible.
32921
Only a micro-atx motherboard will fit in this case or smaller. And it absolutely does not matter what brand of motherboard you use. One word of caution; only use small form factor ram. It seems the standard sized ram sticks touch the back of the harddrive and other components. At least that is what I've read online through my research before buying the case. Hope this helps
744384
Probably yes: please check the sizes here: http://www.corsair.com/us/media/cms/manual/corsair-psu-spec-table-091813.pdf ; and verify the dimensions of mid tower case you are looking for.
740864
http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower/elite-430-black/it says on the website yes.
863645
I only know that it would fit in a mid-sized pc case. I have a dell standard mid-size case.