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Question: If I end up buying this, it will literally be just for the case. Can I change the power supply? Will I be able to put a 700 watt power supply in it?
Document: On the guts, it has everything you need, it is just the right size for everything. I was able to put my MSI 7770 graphics card no problem. I can not wait to see how this performs soon! I guess I update this if something goes wrong.
I had been buying a Rosewill Tower without the Power Supply but I saw this one and had to get one. The finish is remarkable and I like the front cover which comes off easily to install a CD/DVD burner. This Case will be my choice from now on when I build a new computer. I have been using Micro-ATX motherboards with a FM2 socket and this case is exactly what I need and saves me money versus the plain Rosewill Case.
Easy to put together, quality exterior. Everything inside came together nicely. The buttons have solid feedback, and it doesn't feel flimisly built at all. Only thing I'd point out is that the power supply only has 2 SATA-compatible connectors, so if you need to power 3 SATA devices, get a molex-&#62;sata converter.Fingerprints can get a little silly, but they wipe off easily enough.
It was hot-glue-gunned in, so I used a heat gun to loosen up the glue a bit to be able to pull the original out. Also, while I'm talking about the power LED, I found the built-in blue one to be quite bright, though I may have cared more than the average person since, as I said, it was an HTPC.
I was looking for something small and compact. This is like a smaller form factor that you can put full size cards in. I would have returned it except I got all my builds in it already. Overall, a nice looking case but bright blue light.
I went for this case for my Windows budget build because it had a power supply included.
I really enjoyed building into this case. It has the hide-away optical drive feature that keeps it looking good and more like a name brand PC. The included Power Supply is nice and quiet and has plenty of juice to run a business machine.- The IT Guy San Diego
I've not owned too many, but this is the best case I've owned. It's built very well (not flimsy). The finish is BEAUTIFUL. And the hard drive bay can be slid out from where it is for easy access.The power supply isn't too loud and it runs pretty cool. I don't know what efficiency it's at, but for getting the case and PSU for $50 is AMAZING!
I have no complains about this case at all. Did a budget build to play Rocksmith 2014. Everything is running super quiet and it the case looks great. The power suppply is holding up perfectly. I didn't have high hopes for the power supply, but I've been using this PC for a few months now with no weird issues. Really couldn't go wrong for the price.
Built this system for my dad very nice looking case did not need anything special and this case certainly did the job plus it has a power supply already in it. If you are looking for a inexpensive case and suppy then this is the case for you. the only thing I was  crazy about is the fixed doors for the optical drives I would rather just have the drives trays exposed
Answer: Yes.  It's a standard-sized P/S.