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Question: What's the max size for video cards with this one?
Document: Room for large video cards, fans and really cool looking. Picked it up for a very nice price and it suits my needs really well.
This is a good case for the price. It has a good amount of room. Would probably be a little tight for some of the larger video cards but in all a solid well built case.
Very nice and looks great too!! The AMD Thermaltake case is very spacey. It is a great building block to go off of . Your versatility can only stem from you with this case. Their is much ventilation from the top, back, bottom, and on the sides. So over heating will not be a problem. the USB and Video Cards are a little difficult to install at first but becomes very easy with the help of the manual. Great price to with this purchase.
For the price I honestly didn't expect much. But after receiving it I gave it a good look over. Everything seemed to be of great quality. After adding all of my hardware I noticed there was much more space left over than I had anticipated. I'm hosting 2 good sized video cards with crossfire. Still plenty of room for them to breathe! Would recommend this product to ANYONE who wants to wholly support AMD both inside and outside of their PC case.
Right now I do not own any huge video cards but with my layout I don't see any issues with running a decent sized card at all. Those people who are complaining about water coolers, daisy linking video cards, all this other nonsense should stop trying to cram so much into mid towers & come out of pocket for a Full ATX tower that suits their needs from the start. I love my new case & rig & will probably continue to use it once I start building an up to date beast.
Perfect size, I'm running a 6 core AMD with 8GB of DDRAM and a pretty high end video card. The build was pretty simple, the case came with good hardware and a really cool red LED case fan. The reason it got 4 stars is because I just looked at the front facing photo on Amazon before ordering without realizing there's a big white scorpion graphic on the side...kinda s***ty, but my PC is in a desk so luckily you can't see it. Be warned.
My plan is to build in, HTPC/Gaming hardware into this case.I would like more drive quick releases in the case but for the price, I got what I paid for and then some.I'm going to use the newest version of Asus's crosshair V formula motherboard, (red and black), and thenew AMD 8 core processor non overclocked at 4ghz. I'll install two 7850 video cards, (crossfire) to start withand color coordinated to the case and motherboard.
Happy I bought this case. It looks cool has plenty of room inside for big video cards and has a front 19 pin 3.0 usb connector. I had a bunch of amd ati parts saved up for a gaming rig, this case polished it all off. The case is made of metal that is fairly strong but the front cover is made of plastic and is held on by cheap metal male flared clips that can bend easily if not inserted properly. All in all a good case with a good price.
tall enough for my motherboard, and the video card had plenty of room. It was still able to take a larger one up to 11in. (but tight fit)It was soldand the owner is happy with purchase!
This case is great for a prettty low budget _mini_ ITX build. Reason? Well this case is tiny, for me with two 6870s (long fat cards) and a hyper 212 plus with vemgeace RAM there was no room left. Not to mention with a lack of cable management there was even less room due to the flying cables. Worse the motherboard is so crammed I had to mount one of top fans slightly between to two fan grills and the other on the outside.
Answer: I have a xfx r9 which is a large video card (about a foot long) and it fits fine. Would not recommend going much bigger than that.