Cool!! Pls inform me later k

a proud user of xigmatek utgard.. nice casing suggested by lingloong.. tq bro..
currently thinking of add/replace the current fans..
n any good fans for replacement proc cooler? 120mm size.. need it 2..

You can consider the new XAF series fan

Between bro u still got one ECS mobo warranty UN-collected

hehe.. sory bro, b4 this bz with my wife pregnant n now the baby came out oredy.. so quite bz.. wanna upgrade coz my casing not enough lighting effect.. haha.. if can deal for the fan will collect mobo too..

Ok no problem congratulation on the new-born baby

tq bro..

Hi. I'm a new xigmatek product user
bought my midgard II window casing and xaf-f1254 fans from lingloong.
really satisfied with the service given. thank you

a little bit review on the casing and the fans

the xaf fans are really good.
you'll notice the wind-blowing like sound when you turn on or turn off your pc
the sound of the fans aren't noticeable after a while..

really satisfied with the casing.
there is the smooth feel for front and top cover when you touch it. rubber-like feel but smooth. nice touch.

installing the motherboard wasn't hard. the casing comes with 2 pre-installed motherboard stand-off. you need to install the other stand-off by yourself. all the necessary tools are given.

cooler master 212 evo fits just enough in the casing.
any taller than that can cause a problem.

installing the psu is a bit of a problem.
i use enermax revolution 87+ 750w 80+ Gold(a very good power supply indeed. worth every money)
i can install only 2 screws to put the power supply into place using upside down installation(power supply fan facing the bottom of the casing) and making me unable to install the bottom fan bcoz of the modular cables.
(if i install it wrongly, let me know)

there are dust filters on the bottom of the casing for both the power supply and bottom fan.

the front dust filter works well coz i can see the dust on it which means it can't go inside the casing. well sort of..

tool-less design for installing any 5.25" drive is good coz have on both side.

also there is a slim drive bay on top of the 5.25" bay(that you can't use to install normal dvd drive) which means you can use your laptop dvd drive on it. i haven't try that yet coz my laptop dvd drive sucks.
it'll worth when you have a slot-load drive that makes it look cool.

the hdd cage is well built coz top hdd cage can be pulled out leaving some room for larger graphics card and airflow. just like corsair 500r style.

the top hdd dock works fine compatible with 2.5”/3.5” hdd.

cable managment is a bit challenging for me as this is my first time building with a true mid tower casing. not like my last cap ayam casing. XD

overall,i'm satisfied with the casing.

For the PSU part, perhaps you can post some picture so we can assist you

alright thanks.
here are some of the pictures i've taken.

this is how i install it



as you can see in this picture, i can only mount the power supply using point B and F screw holes.


sorry for the blurry image.
point A is not a screw hole. it is part of the grill.
point B is where the screw hole is but only half of it.


no screw holes on this part.

You need to apply some force and adjust according to the screw hole. For your case, try press the PSU a little bit to make the right side hole visible to screw in

did some of that as hard as i could. it won't budge.
the bends made are really tough.


picture is from techPowerUp

I mean push the PSU downward force

owh,sorry2.. my bad.

update..
old n new fan.. brighter n higher air flow..

just ordered my elysium.. will be joining you guys soon

great!
hope you can post some reviews..

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Added on July 20, 2012, 7:29 ami recently noticed that there is a problem regarding my front panel i/o.. the usb port kept on disconnect my usb drive. sometimes it will be ok and some other time it will keep on disconnecting.. i have checked the pin connection and there is nothing wrong. any ideas?

This post has been edited by nUEnthus: Jul 20 2012, 07:29 AM

not sure bro..
between, just add xtra hdd cage just beco wanna add front fan

jus bought Xigmatek XOF-F1251 last week...
supposed to be 120mm 14db 1400rpm...
at 1st use very silent
after using 2 days...i felt the fan got noisy...a bit disappointed...

Don't expect much from any sleeve bearing fans. Ball bearing would last forever but is the most expensive. FDB and SSO bearings are fans that people should at least go with.

how about fluid bearing? rarely found one.. last time got foxconn napoleon cpu cooler which the fan using fluid bearing, until now (at my friend rig 775 socket) perform well..