Will my Motherboard fit with my case?

[Elimination]

Hey everyone
So I need you help. I need to know if my Motherboard will fit with my case!

Motherboard: Asus P7P55D-E Pro Socket 1156 Intel P55 ATX Intel
Gaming case: Antec twelve hundred ATX PC case

Thanks,
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[diduknowthat]

Yes, if it's an ATX motherboard it'll fit an ATX case, especially a full tower.

 

[Elimination]

Thank you very much for that answer Really appericate it
Does that mean that my OCZ MODSTREAM 700W POWERSUPPLY wont fit? Since thats not ATX?

 

[Rocko]

Power supplies come in standard sizes, the only power supplies that are different than the norm are low wattage, "slim" PSUs and very high wattage (1200+).

Basically, it will fit.

 

[Elimination]

so while im here.
I'm abit of a noob these specs should all fit?

Case: ANTEC TWELVE HUNDRED ATX PC CASE

Powersupply: OCZ MODSTREAM 700W POWERSUPPLY

Motherboard: Asus P7P55D-E Pro Socket 1156 Intel P55 ATX Intel

CPU: Intel Core i3 530 Socket 1156 Dual-10392511Core CP
CPU Cooler: Akasa AK-CC017 Freedom Tower CPU Cooler

Memory DDR3(Primary): G-Skill Ripjaws 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 PC3 12800 1600MHz
Memory DDR3(Secondary): -

Hard Drive(Primary): W.DIGITAL 500GB SATAII 7200Rpm HARD DRIVE
Hard Drive(Secondary): W.DIGITAL 500GB SATAII 7200Rpm HARD DRIVE

Optical Drive(Primary): Pioneer 22x SATA Black DVDRW Drive
Optical Drive(Secondary): Pioneer 22x SATA Black DVDRW Drive

-Crossfire-
Graphics Card(Primary): Asus Radeon HD 5450 512MB GDDR2 PCI-E 2.1 x 16 Gra
Graphics Card(Secondary): Asus Radeon HD 5450 512MB GDDR2 PCI-E 2.1 x 16 Gra

Warrently: YOYOtech Standard 1 year R.T.B return to base PC Warranty
OS Installed: -

Total cost(exc VAT): £646.85
Total cost(inc VAT): £760.05

;s ?

Huge thanks to you all

 

[m3incorp]

Looks to be a pretty nice system.

Which Windows OS will you install? 32 bit or 64 bit?

 

[Hsv_Man]

No trouble there all your hardware will fit in the twelve hundred easily I have one myself and you will be very happy with it. Let us know how it runs when you get it up and running.

 

[Elimination]

I will be installing Windows 7 64Bit of course I might have an extra 2GB of DDR3 Ram around so it would have to be.

As for when i'm building, truthly I am very very very low on money and I'm still in high school so around christmas 2011 I should of saved just over £900+, £60 on keyboard, £40 on mouse, but if the computer is £780 including delivery, so my 2011 prices will be down so I will most likely upgrade. However I need about £50 for seperate coolers.

 

[Drenlin]

Why on earth do you have two 5450's? the only reason for that is to run more monitors...that'll be terrible for gaming. I'd look for a 5570 at the very least.

 

[Aastii]

For the price, it isn't great.

You don't need 2 DVD burners, you don't need 2 hard drives, you don't need 2 5450's, you don't need a case that expensive.

I've just put the exact same system together from parts sourced online for much less than you have had it priced at there with the exact same specs, however you can spend the same amount to get much better performance, or even spend less to get slightly better performance

Honestly, if you are getting it prebuilt because you don't know how to build computers, or don't feel confident building them, you aren't going to get much more for your money. You will be able to get more, but not a whole lot, because alot of these places charge a fair amount for labour (in this case, pushing £100)

As you can see from the left, I'm from UK too and build/maintain/repair systems in my local area as part time work for extra money, however have done a couple for those further away (built a couple of systems for some people near london, a few in Somerset etc) so have sets of systems together if anyone gives me a budget and a requirement at any time. Have a £750 system (inc. VAT, NOT inc. shipping), fully built/tested before being sent out with following specs:

Motherboard: MSI P55A-G55 (Intel P55 1156)
CPU: Intel Core i5 760 Quad Core Processor (2.8GHz 8MB Cache)
Memory: 4GB 1600MHz Corsair Dominator (2x2GB 9-9-9-24)
Video Card: EVGA GTX 460 1GB
Hard Drive: 1TB Samsung F3
PSU: 550W Corsair VX550W
Optical Drive: Samsung ±DVDR
CPU Cooling: CoolerMaster V6GT
Case: Cooler Master CM Elite 690II

Can include Win 7 Home Premium x64 for an extra £80

That is a better build than the one you just put up as it is more balanced, more powerful, and much better for everything you do from everyday tasks to gaming, and the reason for that is the companies like YoYoTech charge massive amounts for not very good parts, and massive amounts for labour like I said before, where as myself, and if there are any like myself in your local area, tend to charge less for labour, and you get a more personal approach with them than online businesses, or large companies. Also building locally will mean no shipping costs

Honestly to get the best system for your money, you have 2 options:

Build it yourself if you can
Get someone locally/someone that builds systems that isn't an online store to build it for you