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Hi, yes you can. It is ok.

The i/o shield is mainly to prevent dust and trash from going inside your computer so just beware of that. But other than that you can use the motherboard without an i/o shield. Many times when you test hardware outside of the box you don't use an i/o shield so it's fine.

@@FullTowerTVthanks for the explanation. im afraid the motherboard is not secure in place and shake if it does not have io shield

@@AncientSliper The motherboard will not shake because you screw it into to the case

You're welcome 😊 Please let me know if you have any questions 🙏 🙂

Hey, you don't need to. The fans are connected one to each other and all you need is to plug the SATA cable that is coming out from one of them. For reference - ibb.co/xqNsFG1y (It's very similar to a cable that you will use to connect a hard drive for example). Hope that helps let me know if you need any further help.

Yes, if you had a 3000 series or older CPU I would recommend you to update the bios.

@ thank u bro

It's always best to download the most recent version of bios. Just make sure NOT to download a *beta* version (those usually cause problems). And yes, each bios version has the support for everything that was prior to that. (unless they wanted to remove a feature that was causing unwanted behaviors but platform support always stays)

@ thank you!!

you just need to make sure that they don't go inside the port.

@ great thanks! I accidentally bent one of the bigger tabs too much that it snapped off, so i did the same for all the other big tabs. That should be fine, right?

The Elite looks nicer but has some more weight to it due to the front tempered glass panel. It is also a little bit louder and the performance in the Flow will be better in my opinion. I would recommend trying and getting the FLOW RGB version if it's at a similar price as you get an extra fan which is nice.

Yes, you will probably need to update the bios. Which motherboard do you have?

Glad I could help 😊

Not to budge in, but is this PC new, cuz if it is, I wanted to let you know that maybe AM4 is not the best choice. You still can, but if you are going to upgrade it, you will need new ram, a mobo, and cpu.

Ryzen 7 7700x and a b650 motherboard which is going to need ddr5 ram (the best ram type we have and isnt very expensive anymore) is going to be better for you. Future proof and a hack of alot faster.

Bro, i am very flattered - Thank you so much!

No problem my friend! happy i could help

Glad i could help!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm happy you found it helpful, for me - the fact that I made a video answering a question and even months later some one found it helpful gives me all the energy i need! I will keep doing it! Thanks again! ♥

Max. Height CPU Cooler: 15.8 cm

Yes! It's an excellent case you will be happy with it!

I'm glad you liked it! 😊

Haha funny story: I remember in school I asked my English teacher how to pronounce my name and he said you can do it Raphael or Rafael either is fine 🙂 but I went with Rafael 😅

How did you get the fans RGB to sync with the motherboard? Mine is not detected in the rgb software for some reason :( can you please help?

Unfortunately, you cannot. The RGB in this case is controlled by the button at the top (next to the power button). There is an ARGB cable you can connect to the motherboard which should give you the ability to control it with software but it is very unstable and causes a lot of problems (talking from experience of mine and other people who have this case and contacted me regarding having problems with it).

@ thank you

😇 glad I could help😉

If you are talking about the model with 2 fans, no problem. Even the 3-fan model can fit in as long as it is not more than 30cm in length. You can check the length of the card in the specifications; usually, they will mention it in mm, so for example, 250 mm is 25cm.

Sorry for the late reply 😅 Thanks! I'm glad you liked it 😊

Thank you so much! Means a lot 🤗

I'm glad you found this helpful! (I liked the cat in your profile pic)

Great question! If you pause the video at around minute 21:58 you can see on the box that it can support a top 120/240mm radiator but with a RAM clearance of less than 32mm: ibb.co/YX1ThYy So, if the 240mm you want to use is not too thick and your RAM is low profile - it should be okay. But, my advice is to avoid putting a radiator on top.

@@FullTowerTV okay thanks alot I think i’m going to go with a 360 and mount it at the front until later down when I choose to upgrade my case

@@thatkidtrunks That is a great idea and it's exactly what i did in the video so you can follow along :) Let me know if you need any help.

@@FullTowerTV yeah I watched ur vid over like 7 times tbh because it’s my first time building a pc and this is the exact case I have so I just wanna make sure I understand everything

@@thatkidtrunks I'm glad you found this helpful!

HAHA yes I know trust me I opened more than 200 cases at this point and I'm still afraid each time. Some cases are easier to open than others. Btw, I took a look at your channel - I really like your videos you look like a cool dude and I also play CS a lot 😁😁 maybe we should play sometime I added you on Steam my nickname is "MrFantastic"

Yes true. This is happened to me as well. This case has an internal RGB controller. I recommend not to plug the ARGB pin into the motherboard and control the RGB with the button on the front panel.

@@FullTowerTV bro I want to change the fans and use a hub. But I think There is not enough space in the back to install the hub. Or if I use the hub at bottom the fans wire won't reach at the bottom to the hub. What should I do now? And another thing I want to use argb psu 24 pin extension cable but I'm afraid the cable management won't be possible. What do you think should I use an extension?

@@badluckgamer840 In my experience - the 24-pin ARGB cables are very finicky and not reliable at all. I know it looks cool but they usually break pretty fast and it will make a mess in terms of cable management. So my recommendation will be not to use them at all. As for the fans: you can use a splitter/fan extension instead of a hub (or connect a splitter/extension to the hub). It won't be pretty but will get the job done. Some examples (you can find cheaper ones on ali express or something, these are just to give you an idea of what to look for): amzn.to/4eRc3JY amzn.to/3BzQqzv amzn.to/3XNbjyk amzn.to/3XY2Fgy

@@FullTowerTV thank you very much bro

Thank you my friend i appreciate it a lot!

I'm glad you liked it! 👍 What is the price it's going for? 🤔

@@Leon-yt4zi I'm glad you liked it 😊

Thank you for the beautiful comment! It took a lot of effort to make that one in a way that would make sense to most people, so I'm happy you found it helpful! :)

Glad I could help! ☺

Welcome to the family! 🤗 Thank you so much for the feedback and I'm glad I could help 😊

@@reazulislan8777 You have the Antec AX61 Elite?

Bro, at this point I can do quality control for Antec 😵😅

@@FullTowerTV😂😂

@@morgan_dert glad you liked it 😊

@@DrrFN Hey 👋 Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked the content 😊.

Hey 👋 First of all, thank you for leaving a comment on my video - You are very much welcome here! As for the connectors - the ax61 Elite could be a bit tricky. The first cable you talked about - is an RGB connector or to be more precise- an ARGB connector. It looks something like this: imgur.com/a/AhIGAuN This cable is being used to control the lights of the fans through the motherboard. Unfortunately, the x99 motherboard doesn't have this connector because ARGB was invented later if I remember correctly but, either way - I wouldn't recommend you to plug that connector even if you had an ARGB connector on your motherboard. In my testing, I noticed very weird behavior when plugging it into the motherboard. With that said, the case has another option to control the lights (which is the preferred way in my opinion) and that is through what is supposed to be the reset button (See picture: imgur.com/a/lZfWxIv ) It means that instead of a reset button, each time you press it, it will change lights and you can choose your desired color. Now, for that to work: You need to plug that second SATA cable you talked about, into a SATA connector on your POWER SUPPLY. I know it looks like a connector you plug into a hard drive but if you take a look closely 👀 you will notice that it is a male connector and not a female. Exactly like in your hard drive. This means you plug a female connector into it from the power supply as you would for a hard drive. That plug will supply power to the INTERNAL ARGB HUB inside the case and will allow you to change colors using the reset button. I hope that is understandable, but if you still find it hard to get it to work - please contact me on a private message on any of my socials: @fulltowertv on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/you name it, and we can keep discussing it there. 😊

@@guzziman7836 Hey 👋 First of all, thank you for leaving a comment on my video - You are very much welcome here! As for the connectors - the ax61 Elite could be a bit tricky. The first cable you talked about - is an RGB connector or to be more precise- an ARGB connector. It looks something like this: imgur.com/a/AhIGAuN This cable is being used to control the lights of the fans through the motherboard. Unfortunately, the x99 motherboard doesn't have this connector because ARGB was invented later if I remember correctly but, either way - I wouldn't recommend you to plug that connector even if you had an ARGB connector on your motherboard. In my testing, I noticed very weird behavior when plugging it into the motherboard. With that said, the case has another option to control the lights (which is the preferred way in my opinion) and that is through what is supposed to be the reset button (See picture: imgur.com/a/lZfWxIv ) It means that instead of a reset button, each time you press it, it will change lights and you can choose your desired color. Now, for that to work: You need to plug that second SATA cable you talked about, into a SATA connector on your POWER SUPPLY. I know it looks like a connector you plug into a hard drive but if you take a look closely 👀 you will notice that it is a male connector and not a female. Exactly like in your hard drive. This means you plug a female connector into it from the power supply as you would for a hard drive. That plug will supply power to the INTERNAL ARGB HUB inside the case and will allow you to change colors using the reset button. I hope that is understandable, but if you still find it hard to get it to work - please contact me on a private message on any of my socials: @fulltowertv on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/you name it, and we can keep discussing it there. 😊