Hi guys, first post here. I´m wondering if any owners of this case can help me. Basically, I WANT ONE, but my computer desk only has 50 centimeters of clearance and the specs on the case show that its about 52.2 centimeters tall. However, I see that apparently the case has removable feet and I wonder if by removing these feet I will bring the height down to or under under 50 centimeters. So if anyone out there owns this case I will appreciate it if you can help me out by measuring the case without the feet. Thanks!
Does the Gigabyte 3D Aurora have Removable Feet?
- Thread starter dannyofir
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From the quick lookover at the plastic feet they are simply fastened inplace after you receive the case and set it up. The jpg will show that right away. 
For other views of the case a review can be seen at http://www.cluboc.net/reviews/cases/gigabyte/aurora/index.htm
For other views of the case a review can be seen at http://www.cluboc.net/reviews/cases/gigabyte/aurora/index.htm
The mounting would still have to be secured on the inside by... Look inside the case itself to see how those are fastened there. I doubt they were riveted inplace. The screen shot there suggests several phillips head or hex head screws are used as retainers. But even with them mounted they retract out of the way for narrower spaces. They swivel on the mounting bracket that should come right from the inside. If they have lockin tabs seen on the inside and not phillips or hex head fasteners squeeze the two halves together carefully to pop them out at the bottom. Face plates on cases themselves are usually seen that way.
Simply measure the total height and subtract the legs from that. By a rough estimate here that's about 2.6cm or 25-26mm. Divide the heighth by 20 to get the approximate that way. The non metric measurement is 20.6" high with the feet being within a 1" max heighth if that. The measurement seen in inches can be looked over at newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811233002