Will My Pc Fit My New Case?

[h3lpmeplzz]

Hello, I have an Alienware aurora r3 and am looking to make some upgrades and transfer to a new case. Everything I have in my computer will be listed below with the case I would like to put my pc into. I am completely new to this whole pc thing and am looking for some tips and help with this.
Parts;

Model, Aurora R3

CPU, Intel Core i7 2600K; Alienware High-Performance CPU Liquid Cooling

Memory, 4GB DDR3 1333MHz (2 DIMMs)

Graphics, single ati radeon hd 5870 1gbb ddr5
Storage, Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB 7200RPM (64MB, SATA 6Gbps)

Optical, Blu-ray Reader/DVD Burner Combo

Sound, Integrated 7.1 w/ THX TruStudio PC

Power Supply, 875W

Dimensions, 9.847" x 25.39" x 16.77" (WxDxH)



i want to use this case

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/nzxt-nzxt-s340-elite-matte-red-black-mide-tower-case-ca-s340w-b4/10542863.aspx?

please get back to me as soon as possible thanks

 

[x34c]

Not sure why you have a 875 watt PSU for that build but ok >.>

Pretty sure everything will fit fine.

 

[Hardware Brad]

I looked up the motherboard and it looks like it is standard ATX, which would mean it will definitely fit in that case.

 

[h3lpmeplzz]

Is the 875w not normal? I'm using information from a website that claims they took apart the pc and the specs above are what was in it

 

[x34c]

IMO you could run that system on 500w, not sure why near 900 watt is needed but makes no difference for you, just an option to upgrade stuff I guess.

 

[amtseung]

IMO you could run that system on 500w, not sure why near 900 watt is needed but makes no difference for you, just an option to upgrade stuff I guess.

Don't ask OP, ask the folks at Alienware. I mean Dell.

That motherboard is either ATX or Micro-ATX, depending on spec/model. These are standard layouts, and should fit into any ATX mid-tower on the market.

That CPU cooler though, I'm not so sure. Probably an older Asetek unit? Should fit, although you might have to front mount it if the tubing isn't flexible enough to fold over itself to mount in the rear. S340 won't fit any liquid cooling radiators at the top, even with modification. I've tried.

 

[Hardware Brad]

IMO you could run that system on 500w, not sure why near 900 watt is needed but makes no difference for you, just an option to upgrade stuff I guess.

Don't ask OP, ask the folks at Alienware. I mean Dell.

That motherboard is either ATX or Micro-ATX, depending on spec/model. These are standard layouts, and should fit into any ATX mid-tower on the market.

That CPU cooler though, I'm not so sure. Probably an older Asetek unit? Should fit, although you might have to front mount it if the tubing isn't flexible enough to fold over itself to mount in the rear. S340 won't fit any liquid cooling radiators at the top, even with modification. I've tried.

One thing to consider too, now that it has been brought up, is you typically want to replace an AIO liquid cooler every 3-5 years, so it is probably overdue, just something to think about.