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[OVC]

I have a Dell optiplex 780 MT case can I put a ASRock Z270M PRO4 and all the other new components like.

 

EVGA 500 B1 100-B1-0500-KG 80+ BRONZE 500W

Intel - Core i3-7350k 4.2GHz Dual-Core Processor

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB G1 gaming

[Technomancer__]

3 minutes ago, OVC said:

I have a Dell optiplex 780 MT case can I put a ASRock Z270M PRO4 and all the other new components like.

 

EVGA 500 B1 100-B1-0500-KG 80+ BRONZE 500W

Intel - Core i3-7350k 4.2GHz Dual-Core Processor

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB G1 gaming

yea aslong it is an atx case its fine

[dlink377]

I don't really recommend using OEM case to do host a new computer, as they have usually unusual placement of components (some of it), and some have different sized motherboard.

 

You could always open the case and compare it with normal micro ATX board layout.

 

Case is not that expensive, since you are already buying high end such as that.

[MVPernula]

It is, like most others said, not always optimal to build in OEM cases.

Look up dimensions and mounting holes, if it fits- it fits.

 

But a new case is recommended.

[it_dont_work]

No it's a btx case, yes if your handy with a grinder

[OVC]

What can I get for $30 for case

[OVC]

7 minutes ago, L.Lawliet said:

Just buy ATX cases they are cheap.

Using oem cases can resulting in a lot of space issues or sometimes it just wont fit and it looks meh.

Cases like S340 Elite or P400s TG are awesome and affordable.

 

What can I get for 30 for case

[Froody129]

7 minutes ago, OVC said:

What can I get for 30 for case

Swap out that i3 for either an i5 or a Pentium G4560. You'll either get more performance for a small bit of extra cash or you'll save a bunch of money and have the same performance (which I would spend on a good case)

[ProjectBox153]

You can't put standard components in that Dell case. They used the BTX form factor, therefore making them useless with anything other than Dell BTX stuff. I have a lot of them.