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Thanks a bunch guys

thanks alot so i wont have to worry a thing about the back of the motherboard right?

I will be using a fx 6300 cpu will it be okay with the stock heatsink?

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Hi, for the gaming rig i'm planning to build later this week i am buying a Bitfenix Neos window case to house all the different parts. One thing that I am questioning is if my motherboard can fit with the cpu cut out. Everywhere i read it said that the Bitfenix Neos has a "off" cpu cut out that was placed wrong. The Motherboard i purchased is the Gigabyte 78LMT-usb 3 and it's a Micro ATX motherboard. I know it will fit in the case the thing is i am confused if the part on the back of the motherboard will fit in the cpu cut out on the case. Is there even a thing on the back for the cut out on this motherboard? Does it even matter? I don't know anything about this cut out which is why i reached out to you guys for advice. People call it a CPU Cut out/PSU Cut out i don't really know what the name of it is but i just put that there to help you understand what i'm talking about in the case. Also i read that it's to install an aftermarket cpu cooler without taking out the motherboard but i don't understand how that'll work. Thanks in advance.

I just need one more opinion so i can make my decision

Hi, I would like to know which case i should get between the Bitfenix Neos (Window Version) and the Thermaltake Commander MS-I. I will be putting a Club3D r9 280 inside of it along with an fx 6300. The Commander comes with one fan but can have up to 4 or 5 altogether while the Bitfenix neos window comes with a rear fan and a front LED fan but can have up to 3 altogether. I like the look of the Bitfenix Neos Window but because of it taking less fans i don't know if it will satisfy the needs of the parts inside the case. So i need some help from you guys on my decision. Which one should i get? http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/chassis/neos-window#overview http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001772 Thanks.

Thanks alot but one more thing, why does the box call the port on the gfx card dual DVI-D if it has the four extra pins? isn't that basically dual DVI-I. That's what confused me this whole time

They didn't give an adapter with the R9 280 so i want to know which one i should buy a DVI-I to VGA or DVI-D to VGA

Hi, i recently bought the Club 3D R9 280 graphics card (not 280X) and i would like to know if i can use a DVI-I to VGA adapter for it. I have a monitor that only takes VGA in but the Graphics card's box says the DVI slot on the card is Dual DVI-D. I did some research and it says that to connect to a DVI-I slot it must have 4 extra pins. On the Club 3D R9 280 it does have 4 extra pins but it says it's a Dual DVI-D. So can i use a DVI-I to VGA adapter to connect my monitor to the graphics card's DVI slot. I'm just very confused and eager to find an answer.