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CM Stacker 810 question

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No, unfortunately it won't fit. The Classified is taller than standard ATX motherboards, and it looks like there's something underneath the motherboard tray of that case that would get in the way.
 
Zero82z said:
No, unfortunately it won't fit. The Classified is taller than standard ATX motherboards, and it looks like there's something underneath the motherboard tray of that case that would get in the way.
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Underneath the motherboard tray is a mounting location for a second PSU. I used to own a Stacker 810, and the thing that was awesome about it at the time was that it could be converted to the then new BTX formfactor that never really took off outside of OEMs. you could convert the case from ATX to BTX and have a bottom or top mounted PSU or both, CM actually included a cable to run dual PSUs.
 
brnunn said:
Underneath the motherboard tray is a mounting location for a second PSU.
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I know that, but there's some kind of support beam in between the two that looks like it would prevent a longer motherboard from extending past the base of the tray.
 
There is a brace riveted in there.

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Why not just remove the brace? I doubt the case would fall apart if you drill out the rivets and remove the brace... just don't sit on top of your case :)
 
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