What are the real dimensions? 22x17x10 is enormous, bigger than my current tower.
1797270
It is about the same size as a stereo receiver. It fits perfectly into an A/V cabinet. There may be 1" of overhang because you need to account for the connections in the back. It is a great case.
1797271
These are correct, it is absolutely huge! We were shocked, don't buy this if you have a space shortage :)
1797272
Yep, its a big one but with enough room for all you play cards if any and HDrives. Personally used for a server role.
1405263
Yes, it's about 2/3 the size of my mid tower. It's quite small and my micro ATX board fits snugly. As an owner of a pc repair shop I would recommend this tower if your looking to save as much space as possible.
139647
This thing is BIG. I have it in a thermal take kandolf and it has to squeeze in with the video card. Have a full tower before you get this IMO. Especially if you have a big video card.
1416047
4.4 inches by 10.5 inches, and it fills two slots. Its fairly large honestly I'd double check compatibility.http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
830619
The tower is pretty big. It has a lot of room for expansion, I'm almost 100% sure it will fit but go to cooler masters website and look up the dimensions to make sure it will.
595892
Sorry for the late reply, I've been moving! , anyway, I haven't been able to find clear pictures of your tower with measurements to give me a solid idea of clearance, but you can always order, try to "dry fit" it, and return it if it doesn't fit with Amazon, they seem pretty great about returns! (Check the policy first before ordering, but I'm pretty sure that's what made me go for it!! )
2209146
Dear Customer: The dimensions are as follow: 10.5" width x 23.0" height x 22.0" depth. Notice that the width may be affected by the hinge mechanism (about 1.5"). In any case you can still remove the door, install the computer tower and reinstall the door. Hope that will help.
1934696
I don't know, but my pc is 17.3 and I have approx. 2 inches of inside length left.
690098
I am being honest with you,i don't know,i'm sorry,i put mine in my second custom build tower.I going to do some research now.
342001
The internal dimensions for the CPU tower lodging are as follows:Height = 19 1/2 inchesWidth = 8 7/8 inchesDepth = 20 inches
542409
Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for... » Read More Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. « Show Less
905099
Exact dimensions I'm unsure of but it's much larger than necessary for a full size desktop housing.
342002
i have a large tower so it doesnt fit in the spot under neathe. i have it sitting on the rightside of the desk. my xbox took residence on that spot. sorry for no measurements.
1462008
This PSU was ~0.5" deeper than the one that came in my mid-tower. The little tab that used to hold my PSU against the back of the case is under this PSU. Otherwise, no big deal. Dimension: L 160 x W150 x H86 mm or 6.3" x 5.9" x 3.4" or, with your ruler, 6 1/2" x 6" x 3 1/2"
341043
The specs say 36x36, and the side brackets are highly adjustable to create a flexible configuration. I didn't take mine apart to confirm your specific dimensions, but you should be fine. The only consideration is if the workstation is really top heavy, that might be an issue.
1196927
The CPU dimensions are 10 inches wide, 27 and one half inches in height, and 21 and one half inches in depth. The area includes an adjustable shelf. When my desktop computer crashed, I replaced it with a laptop and now use the compartment for the modem/wi-fi, and assorted electrical connections that are now hidden. I am very happy with this desk combination.
2209143
Dear Customer:The dimensions are as follow: 10.5" width x 23.0" height x 22.0" depth. Notice that the width may be affected by the hinge mechanism (about 1.5"). In any case you can still remove the door, install the computer tower and reinstall the door. Hope that will help.