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Question: One of the images makes it look like the back fan space might actually fit a fan larger than the 80mm the case comes with?
Document: If you install a processor copper cooler with dual fans, then you better install the hard drives first because that cooler will be in the way of those drives as you can only install them internally and not through the front of the case. It allows for 4 PCI or Pci-e card slots depending on your motherboard. It comes with two internal fans, a 120mm fan in the front and a 80mm in the back. I would suggest changing out the rear fan with a 92mm fan for better air circulation.
A longer drive, such as some early blu ray drives, might not fit at all without having the drive protrude from the case. Overall, it makes a great HTPC case.
Review: This is a good case for the money, nothing more. It has two fans, but because this is a microAtx case, your motherboard might not have enough fan plugins for both. Mine didn't. The fan in the back has a good whir to it, if you're obsessed with keeping your computer as silent as a mouse, don't get this case. Something to keep in mind is that this is a really small case, about as small as they come.
Pros1. Price2. Looks is sleek3. Nice thumb screws on back and a speaker (surprising!)4. Includes a front and rear fan, and the small fan on back can be replaced with larger.Cons1. LOUD.2. Rather cheaply made, very thin metal, rattles.Too many cons to be a 5 star, but considering the price, I have to give it more than 3. If you are looking for a VERY basic and VERY cheap case, this is a decent bet.
I loved my old case, but it needed replacing because of a warped side panel and flimsy USB ports. Because I like the minimalist look, I wanted another black case that wasn't too splashy (you know, not equipped with enough LED lighting to wake the dead) but still had a little eye candy so my computer didn't feel like the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey. I picked this Rosewill sight unseen, based on the reviews here and at Newegg.
There is just not enough room to maneuver it in. For later additions, you're gonna have to pull the CPU fan.- There's a surprisingly large empty space to accommodate the extra bulk of larger video cards. I installed an 8&#34; card and it sits very comfortably. It could probably accomodate a 10&#34; card but at that point it's going to be really impacting your cable management. I was very surprised by how small video cards have gotten in the last few years.
I built my mom a budget business machine, and this case worked perfectly!! I had no issues with putting anything together. Everything worked properly and came with extra screws and standoffs. This case even comes with a front and back fan that are fairly quiet. I won't hesitate to use this case again for budget builds! Attractive for the price.World of warning, little to no cable management with this case.
I choose this case mainly for the price and size. I wanted a small tower that didn't take up a lot of space. The quality of this product is good. Everything fit well, looks good, and plus it comes with a power supply. The metal is thin but also make it very light to move around. So far very happy with it and would buy again if I need another case this size.
I am using this case for HTPC duties. It came with two case fans installed in it. One 120mm and one 80mm. The 120mm has both a molex and standard 3 pin connector. The 80mm only has the 3 pin. I replaced the 80mm with a quiet Noctua fan. After I had everything installed I placed it under my TV, turned it on its side, turned it on and it hasn't been off since. It is nearly silent.
In the second build the hard drive extends out over the memory modules so if I ever have to reseat those modules or change them out, I will have to remove the hard drive as well. If this build had two hard drives, then one of them would run up against the CPU fan, meaning that might have to be moved too, all to change/reseat a memory module. I suppose the lesson is to get the smallest motherboard you can lay your hands on if you're intent on using this case.
Answer: Those extra holes are for a 92mm fan, so to answer your question, it can fit a 92mm fan.