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yep.

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That link though. Shady does not begin to describe it.

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its just a link to the motherboard overview so if i need connectors you can tell me if the connectors can work on the motherboard 

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That link though. Shady does not begin to describe it.

shady is how HP like their links.

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i do have a good quistion you say that it will work on my motherboard ? how about this one http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Carbide-Series-Edition-CC-9011077-WW/dp/B00RORBQSW    i there is a silent ant then theres the non silent one.. i just have a 750 ti inside (might upgrade to a 960) but i dont like the vents on the top at all

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i have a MSI MS-7778 (Jasmine) http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docLocale=en_US&docId=emr_na-c03343058

 as a mother board, and i want to put it into Corsair Carbide Series 100R Silent Edition

It will fit just fine.

 

That link though. Shady does not begin to describe it.

Just HP's website... lol, but I get what you mean.

 

 

how do you know that it does ? the case has connectores

Building HP's into slightly better PC's is my hobby.

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The motherboard is uATX (MATX) I suggest looking into mATX cases unless you want it to look funny.

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The motherboard is uATX (MATX) I suggest looking into mATX cases unless you want it to look funny.

OP is looking at the Silent version which has no window. I don't know for sure, but internal looks don't sound like a priority for OP.

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The motherboard is uATX (MATX) I suggest looking into mATX cases unless you want it to look funny.

how would it look funny ??

 

I prefer having fans at the top, but if you get a good fan for the exhaust you will be fine with the silent version.

i do have a good Question i did chose the case out of ocd.... but the case i have right now hides the cd drive and the usb, and such, i don't mind there being top fans its just the fact of something falling down into the holes. can you think of any other case that would suit me???.... What would i put in the driver slots other then a optical cd drive

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how would it look funny ??

 

i do have a good Question i did chose the case out of ocd.... but the case i have right now hides the cd drive and the usb, and such, i don't mind there being top fans its just the fact of something falling down into the holes. can you think of any other case that would suit me???.... What would i put in the driver slots other then a optical cd drive

The motherboard will be smaller than the case.

something like this

IMG_0567-WM.jpg

however it probably doesn't matter as you'll be using a case without a window.

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The motherboard will be smaller than the case.

something like this

IMG_0567-WM.jpg

however it probably doesn't matter as you'll be using a case without a window.

the motherboared will be upgraded later i just want to get a new case untell i have saved up enough money to pay off something then i can get the motherboard i want

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i got the case out of ocd is there any other case you can suggest that i may like ?

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how would it look funny ??

 

i do have a good Question i did chose the case out of ocd.... but the case i have right now hides the cd drive and the usb, and such, i don't mind there being top fans its just the fact of something falling down into the holes. can you think of any other case that would suit me???.... What would i put in the driver slots other then a optical cd drive

Coobmzy is saying it will look funny since the motherboard won't fully populate the case, but I'm using a mATX motherboard in a NZXT phantom and it looks just fine after all of the hardware is installed.

 

Anyways, the Fractal Define R5  is a simplistic looking case with a mesh that covers the vents(so it looks better and not as much stuff will fall in if you are worried about that). They have a version with a window and a version without a window, but they cost more than the Corsair Carbide 100R that you linked.

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Coobmzy is saying it will look funny since the motherboard won't fully populate the case, but I'm using a mATX motherboard in a NZXT phantom and it looks just fine after all of the hardware is installed.

 

Anyways, the Fractal Define R5  is a simplistic looking case with a mesh that covers the vents(so it looks better and not as much stuff will fall in if you are worried about that). They have a version with a window and a version without a window, but they cost more than the Corsair Carbide 100R that you linked.

i do like that but the thing that bothers me are the ports at the top and hard to access for me withough getting up because i put my computer on my desk i prefore something simular this http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/imageServlet?DOCID=emr_na-c03499587-19/c02957517.jpg  for example the ports are on the front of the case

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i do like that but the thing that bothers me are the ports at the top and hard to access for me withough getting up because i put my computer on my desk i prefore something simular this http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/imageServlet?DOCID=emr_na-c03499587-19/c02957517.jpg  for example the ports are on the front of the case

Hmm, there aren't many cases like that. I guess you could still do the Define R5 and use this to move the audio and usb to the front of the case, and you can hold it in with this adapter, but it would mean leaving the "door" on the case open when you need to use the audio/USB.

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Hmm, there aren't many cases like that. I guess you could still do the Define R5 and use this to move the audio and usb to the front of the case, and you can hold it in with this adapter, but it would mean leaving the "door" on the case open when you need to use the audio/USB.

i found something along the lines of this http://www.amazon.co...8_t1_B00RORBQNW will this case work ???

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Yes

what i am worried about is will the connections that are on the case work on my motherboard

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the 350D supports a maximum of micro-ATX (your board) and is smaller. The 450D supports up to ATX (the next size up) and is bigger, and has slightly better airflow thanks to the more open front.

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