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Question: How silly would it be to attempt to power a FX-8350 or i5 4690K & GTX 960 w/ this built in PSU?
Document: Very quiet. Spot for one 120mm fan in front. has spot for one 80mm fan on side panel (in-line w/ cpu). PSU has 3 molex, 1 floppy power, 20 pin main, two 4 pin atx, 4 sata power, one pci-e 6 pin.New pc built with this case: Ordering another system today!AMD FX-4100 Zambezi 3.6GHz 95watt, stock coolerMushkin MKNSSDCR 60GB ssdG.SKILL Value ser.
It is kind of flimsy (have to be careful when building or moving it) but it has plenty of power for a nice computer so long as you don't add to much, even if you do you can always upgrade the PSU later, it would be nice if it had more spots for fans, but the cooling isnt to bad. It is tricky putting 2.5" drives in, but it can be done. The only reason I took a star off was the lack of room for cables.
It seems to be built very well, and easy to work inside to install all the peripherals that are needed without destroying the knuckles.Would buy again.
I have built three computers for other people using this case. I have had really good luck with this case. The only complaint that I have is the LED on the front is really bright. The quality of the case is what you would expect from the price, a little flimsy but all around good case.
Never thought I would be disappointed with a Cooler Master product, but this one was pretty bad. It is flimsy and the board placement is poorly planned, there are bits that intrude into the space that you would need for peripherals or vital components. The front panel is the flimsiest bit and comes off with no effort and the plates that hide the empty slots broke off much too easily, rendering them useless. The ONLY reason I can see to buy this case is because it comes with a PSU.
This is the third custom build I've used cooler master cases for and I am a very happy customer. Building budget systems but this case (and included power supply) handles the job quite readily. Good air flow, plenty of room and my i5-based systems stay quite cool with stock frequencies and fans. Highly recommend if you want an inexpensive, no fuss case for a budget or mid-level system.
I am very happy with this case. I built my computer a couple of weeks ago and everything is working great. The case has plenty of room for my larger video card, and a lot of room for expansion with more hard drives/etc. I had plenty of length on the power supply cables to reach everything in the case. I put a blue LED fan in the front fan space, and it glows through the grill-like area to match the blue LED power light line.
There is not enough space to stick the CPU logo, the GPU logo and other stuffs on the front side of the case XD2. The description of the power supply unit is not clear on the website. The fact is the maximum power of the PSU is a little bit below "500W".3.
Kind of flimsy, but for the money it is a good looking professional case. I am a legislator and wanted something conservative and functional for my office. It looks very nice and was easy to use for my new build. Even the power supply was decent. I kept it as a back up although I would not hesitate to use it. It was almost as nice as the one I bought for $35.
I've been building computers since the mid 90s so I could get the best cost / performance ratio. This little box is going into my arcade cabinet with an Intel i5, 8GB RAM, and Nvidia 650Ti. Everything went together like a charm. No problems what-so-ever.
Answer: The power supply is not a high-end power supply but should handle your setup.  Fortunately, the GTX 960 only required 120 watts,  It would not be a silly setup.