1) Are any LEDs pre-installed? 2) Can this case fit a 240 rad in the front while keeping a hard drive cage?
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the only LEDs are the ones in the front fans. I believe you can fit a 240 rad in the front while keeping at least one of the drive cages. I have a 120mm rad in the front but I did remove all the drive cages since I dont need them.
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1) The power switch is lighted and the disk activity makes the boot switch led blink.2) The disk drive cage is below the mb area. I don't know specifically about the Radeon 240, but I've got an NVidia GTX 780 in mine with room to spare
1799919
No, this case don't have pre-installed leds just the red led fans. 240 rad will fit, if you move the hard drive cage to the back, close to the power supply area.
1799920
Yes, you have your normal power, HDD, reset lights in front on top of case. You also can mount a 240 in front and on top. Basically anywhere you like. Keep in mind that you can move the cages also anywhere you like. On mine, I have SSD's, so I took my cages out. However, to answer your question, yes. This 760t is a true builders dream, when it comes to options. I am very happy with mine.
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No LEDs other than the power, reset, and disk use are installed. You could fit a 280 in the front but will have to lose one of the cages but you'll keep the second one. This case is very easy to build in and with some super simple modding can do just about anything short of a 480mm rad.
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Dear Huston Family: Unfortunately, I purchased this case for future use and do not have the details available to me at the moment to answer your question. However, I have built dozens of computers and generally with the latest and greatest capabilities including the wiring and peripheral slots for this and that. I promise you that I would not have purchased this case unless it provided at least 3 optical drive bays for use. I hope this helps. Also, you may want to look up this particular model case on google search and seek out the features if Amazon doesn't provide them. All you'll need is the manufacturer's model number and it should pop right up. Look for specifications and it's all there. Dear Huston Family: Unfortunately, I purchased this case for future use and do not have the details available to me at the moment to answer your question. However, I have built dozens of computers and generally with the latest and greatest capabilities including the wiring and peripheral slots for this and that. I promise you that I would not have purchased this case unless it provided at least 3 optical drive bays for use. I hope this helps. Also, you may want to look up this particular model case on google search and seek out the features if Amazon doesn't provide them. All you'll need is... » Read More Dear Huston Family: Unfortunately, I purchased this case for future use and do not have the details available to me at the moment to answer your question. However, I have built dozens of computers and generally with the latest and greatest capabilities including the wiring and peripheral slots for this and that. I promise you that I would not have purchased this case unless it provided at least 3 optical drive bays for use. I hope this helps. Also, you may want to look up this particular model case on google search and seek out the features if Amazon doesn't provide them. All you'll need is the manufacturer's model number and it should pop right up. Look for specifications and it's all there. « Show Less
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Good idea checking it locally. Looks like the smaller drives get the added perks (larger selection of colors and, now, cooler pattern of lights). I liked the price too (and the free docking station) so I guess I will keep mine. Thanks all.
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Yes, the LED's are under the power and reset buttons. Expanding the front view photo you can see them. It has all the hardware for mounting the MB.
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I have this one and it's got a lot of room but you can't put everything the say it can hold in there, not enough space. If you're going to add lots of drives look carefully because on most case the drives will hit caps or video cards on motherboards. Try to find a review where someone says what they were actually able to fit.
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Hello ADave, the one that I got was def. for a 3.5" drive. The drive that I installed into it came from a home "tower" style computer, Dell if I remember correctly. Have you tried to install a drive into it yet? The case for mine was actually quite a bit bigger than and drive, prob for heat dissipation, but def for a 3.5" drive. Mine works flawlessly and allowed me to recover the info I had in the computer that died. I now use it for a back up storage.
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Without unplugging mine in the case I would say about 8-9 inches. I cant remember if mine came with the molex to the fan connector but if it did there should be ample space to fit a mid tower.
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I haven't had the need to use hot swap drive cages, but I'm using using this case more as a htpc. I've got a full ATX mobo, two long graphics cards, and three hard drives. And there's a tone of space in the case to easily fit all of those components. While that might not answer your question, let me tell you that there's about an inch and a half of space between the edge of my mobo and the current drive cages. You might find that there's actually too much room in the case.
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Yes, doable. Liked this Case until after having Built a PC into it. So, so. Did not have cut out to accommodate the CPU Power Cable routed behind Motherboard Back plane. Bummer. Suggest instead looking at Cooler Master HAF 922. Better Cable Management. More room for Top Cooler too. Heavier Case at 30 lbs empty. I really wanted to like the Rosewill Gaming Case but much prefer the heavier, more substantial, CM HAF 922. Now that's a Case to get excited about. Hope that helps.
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I used mine on my mid tower. The view portal and mesh fan area on the side of the case measure a triangle of about 12" x 12" x 18" (The measurements aren't exact. The wire is in an arc going around the corners instead of straight bends and it's not exactly those lengths, just approximation. It's just to give an idea of the size. For reference, my case is the NZXT Phantom 410). I was able to run the lights in a full figure 8 (passing twice through the middle [~10.5"]) and I still have an inch or two slack when I remove the side panel.
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Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow. Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC.
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Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
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I bought mine at Micro Center, the black version, and it came with 2 front fans that have white LED lights. Maybe it all depends on your luck...
1861431
I am positive you can fit a 240mm radiator as for high profile ram using my motherboard (full atx) it will have more than adaquate room. any other size motherboard shouldn't be a problem either.
2115237
I had a two case setup for awhile. One case had my motherboard and controller cards and power supply and the other case had all my hdds including one rack inside. I bought some long sas and data cables to connect the two cases. I eventually built an open air case using wire racks and plywood.
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You can fit either a 2x 120mm rad and a 2x 140mm rad (it's nice because there are lots of holes in the roof to many accommodate different setups). With the 280mm rad be sure to shave the tubing to the rear because you could not fit anything into the 5.25" bays. If you are interested in a full custom water cooling loop, if you take out both the front hdd and ssd cages you can fit a nexxos monsta rad. Hope this helps!
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It comes with 2 Apevia brand 120mm fans. The fans each have 4 bright LED lights (red, blue or green). I moved the fan on the side panel to the backside of the case (keeps the cpu cooler) and it still looks cool. Looks better in my opinion and is a bit quieter.