Is this a mid size or full tower?
1752742
It is a "mini" tower. Unused (available for expansion) inside: 1 3.5" drive bay, 1 5.25" drive bay, 2 PCI Express slots
1752743
I'd classify it as a midsize tower given the dimensions are (according to the specs) L= 15.82 x W= 7.09 x H= 14.92 inches but there's not a lot of room for expansion.
1752744
I would say mid-sized, but I think in generally companies are making them smaller now. It had plenty of room to add a blu-ray burner which was all I needed.
694659
Is that a question? Ummm, well it's a very roomy case. It has 0 fans so you have to buy 3 or 4. The motherboard can fit small, mid, and large. You can put 2 to 3 HDD's or SSD's in there and you also have to buy your own power supply which is standard.
878930
It's very close, I have a full tower and it fits just fine, mid towers might have a little problem fitting it... But nothing extreme!
1519164
99% likely. Most mid size towers (which I believe the XPS is) will fit a standard atx motherboard. This one is a micro atx board, which is smaller and will usually line up with enough of the same mounting pegs to work fine. Just make sure any additional video cards or heatsinks will have enough space inside as well.
1099924
It is an ATX form factor. On the product details area of the web page it gives the dimensions (5.8 x 3.3 x 5.5)
194988
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower.However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
1976716
I have a mid tower also, and its a tight fit! It should fit with like half an inch, really depends on where that fan is
1363899
idk man this the case i bought Thermaltake Chaser MK-1 VN300M1W2N No PS Full Tower Case (Black) it has plenty of room so yah.
242157
My tower is 13.75 x 23 x 29.25 inches (L x W x H). it fit in there fine. Thing with this power supply is it was DOA. pins were faulty so i returned it, but hey if it works for you then great!
1885007
It has very nice airflow for it's size. I highly recommend this tower. It looks nice, and has just enough space to fit all hardware components you may need. It's compatible with multiple sizes of fans and can take in or push out air from the bottom since it comes with legs built in.If you're looking for an effective, affordable, and all around nice looking case, then this is what you need.
1909561
No, It is not. It's big but not overly space consuming. Just make sure you have at least a full tower to handle it, and make sure it's not fighting for space next to you processor heat sink.
1067257
This is a full atx board. I put it in a mini tower case I got from MicroCenter.
283155
Yes the case is bigger than a standard Mid-tower case. You can use E-ATX mother boards that are designed for the lager graphics cards the VGA Clearance maximum is 13.4-Inch (340mm).
1280227
Yes, this is a full sized board. Please take into consideration how many graphics cards you are planning to have. This board will support 2 double height graphics cards but will block all but the bottom PCI slot. This is also a haswell board so it only supports the 4000 series i7 chips. See reference here http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4491
1464726
Generally, any full tower case is going to do you right, but certain mid towers would do it as well. Just check to see if the case you are buying can support the graphics card(s) that you are buying (space wise.)
744387
What you need to be concerned with is the fact that this power supply is ATX. So you need a ATX motherboard and case that fits ATX components. Mid vs full make no diff
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.