I have two questions. 1. Will a MSI ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards Z97-G45 GAMING fit in this case? 2. Is the hotswap bay wired to go?
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The specific motherboard I do not know - if it is an ATX form factor it should be good. the hotswap bay is wired but you do have to connect the jumpers to the motherboard just like the rest of the front side connectors.
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Any standard ATX motherboard up to 11" x 12" in size will fit the case fine. The external hotswap bay is plug-and-play ready. All you need to do is connect the SATA connector to the motherboard.
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Clearly Kevin didn't search the noctua website haha. "LGA1150 Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK Yes" Right off noctuas website so yes it does fit. It depends which ram slots you are using. On my msi z97 using 2/4 (dual-channel) everything cleared. You can also remove the heatsink off the ram (like i did) as it does nothing anyways and ram doesn't get that hot. Plus the HUGE noctua fan is right by the ram it sucks up all the hot air around that area. It fits fine if your using slots 2/4 and probably fits using 1/3 as well. If i look down the noctua fan slot 1 is unobstructed but probably a tight fit. You can always remove the heatsink or even move up the fan if needed. Clearly Kevin didn't search the noctua website haha. "LGA1150 Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK Yes" Right off noctuas website so yes it does fit. It depends which ram slots you are using. On my msi z97 using 2/4 (dual-channel) everything cleared. You can also remove the heatsink off the ram (like i did) as it does nothing anyways and ram doesn't get that hot. Plus the HUGE noctua fan is right by the ram it sucks up all the hot air around that area. It fits fine if your using slots 2/4 and probably fits using 1/3 as well. If i look down the noctua fan slot 1 is unobstructed but probably a... » Read More Clearly Kevin didn't search the noctua website haha. "LGA1150 Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK Yes" Right off noctuas website so yes it does fit. It depends which ram slots you are using. On my msi z97 using 2/4 (dual-channel) everything cleared. You can also remove the heatsink off the ram (like i did) as it does nothing anyways and ram doesn't get that hot. Plus the HUGE noctua fan is right by the ram it sucks up all the hot air around that area. It fits fine if your using slots 2/4 and probably fits using 1/3 as well. If i look down the noctua fan slot 1 is unobstructed but probably a tight fit. You can always remove the heatsink or even move up the fan if needed. « Show Less
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I used a GA-Z87X-UD5 TH. It fits but you don't have a lot of room. I ran as much wiring as I could first, then the mobo, then installed the 240mm (120mm sbs) liquid cooler and finally the gtx 760 card. You will not have a lot of room with a cooler like I described, and if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case you're going to be tight against some graphivs cards. I installed an Nvidia GTX 760 (02g-p4-2765-kr) and it's a very close fit.
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It is ATX, it fits my case. Check the standoffs in your case, often they can be moved around to accommodate different motherboards.
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Not sure on the compatibility I believe it works as long as it's LGA 1155. The case I'm using is the nzxt h440 and its plenty spacious but you can get a micro atx case and from nzxt if you want something smaller.
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atx MBs should fit. I have a z97 pro no problems. It's a big case and I like the quality.
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I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
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From quick search i belive it will all Fit and work togeather, with an about 80% confidence in it willIll search each part and see,the case is Matx so it would fit their, the cpu is lga 1155, the ram would because its ddr3 ,powersupply and gcard wouldI am unsure of the cpu cooler because of its overhang. (many cpu cooler companies dont list compatibility charts like Noctua)i belive dont rely on me with this, but i belive it will fit :3
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Yes, it is a full tower case and thus has plenty of space for all your mobo/gpu needs. I checked the dimensions and they will indeed fit. I would make sure you have the space for such a large case however. If you do not plan on using all of the space you could get a smaller one. Just be sure to check the dimensions to be sure.
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I didn't crack the case open to look, but when I run dxdiag it reports that the motherboard is an MSI MS-7817. Searching online, it looks like the max ram for that mobo is 16 GB.**Edit** I just read Dave W.'s response. From what I found online, the MS-7817 comes in two flavors, MSI MS7817 H81M-P33 and MSI MS7817 B85M-E33. They appear to be essentially identical except for the chipset.http://www.bestprice.com.my/msi-ms7817-h81m-p33-intel-h81-s1150-mb-4719072307950http://www.bestprice.com.my/msi-ms7817-b85m-e33-intel-b85-s1150-mb-4719072300807
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i put this motherboard in a mid tower case. I had now problems. You should check to see if your case can take a Micro ATX mother board .
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I have corsair ram there is plenty of room. if it matched the chipset there should be no problem. If you have a large fan on your side cover it will touch the fan the unit is tall.
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Mine's mounted so I can't measure it. According to Gigabyte, board dimensions are 244x190 mm (approximately 9.6 inches x 7.5 inches). It's a Micro ATX format. That's important because it isn't just board dimensions that are important for mounting purposes. Locations of the screw mounting holes are too (mount offset is also important but I think that's pretty standard). If your case was designed to hold a Micro ATX board you should be fine.
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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.
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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.
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I agree with Charles and Dajin. You may also want to check the dimensions if you have your M-ATX board in a small case.
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I recently installed this motherboard into an older ATX mid tower case with no issues. I used "Thermaltake V3 Black Edition VL80001W2Z No PS Mid Tower Gaming Case (Black)" on a different project with an ATX motherboard and had no issues with the build or ongoing operations. Good value. Should work fine with this motherboard. The case comes with cables to connect to the front ports. The case did not come with SATA cables.