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be quiet! Dark Base PRO 900 Orange Rev. 2, Full Tower ATX, 3 Pre-Installed Silent Wings 3 Fans, BGW14, Tempered Glass Window, RGB LED Illumination

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Color: Orange


Style: BGW14


Features

  • Motherboard tray and HDD slots with enhanced possibilities for individual requirements
  • Three silent Wings 3 PWM fans
  • Stepless dual-rail fan controller is switchable between silence and performance modes
  • Ready for radiators up to 420mm
  • Psu shroud and HDD slot covers provide a neat interior
  • Side panel made of tempered glass
  • Eye-catching RGB LED illumination

Description

be quiet! dark base Pro 900 Orange Rev. 2 is the perfect case for all who expect the highest standards when it comes to modularity, compatibility and design.motherboard tray and HDD slots with enhanced possibilities for individual requirementsthree silent Wings 3 140mm PWN fans stepless dual-rail fan controller is switchable between silence and performance modesready for radiators up to 420mm completely sound insulated with decoupled motherboard, PSU and drivespsu shroud and Smart HDD slot covers provide a neat interiorside panel made of tinted and tempered glassrgb LED illumination with six switchable colors and motherboard control optionusb 3.1 Type C Gen. 2 and USB quick charging optionwireless charger for Qi enabled devices Three years manufacturer. br>german product conception, design and quality control


Number of USB 3.0 Ports: ‎2


Brand: ‎Be quiet!


Item model number: ‎BGW14


Item Weight: ‎41.6 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎26 x 13 x 27 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎26 x 13 x 27 inches


Color: ‎Orange


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎be quiet!


Language: ‎English, English, English, English, English


Country of Origin: ‎China


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎July 7, 2018


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    • Solid, versatile case with some annoyances (Power Supply hack)
Color: Orange Style: BGW14
I bought this case for its sound reduction, flexibility, and optical drive cage. I successfully followed the steps to invert the motherboard. I'm running a front-mounted CPU AIO water cooler, a bug 1600W power supply, a big threadripper board and 2 GPUs (for now; plan to add more). I have 2 HDDs installed in the lower double HDD tray near the power supply. Great so far. I found it pretty easy to invert, using the online video provided by bequiet, as well as some other guides. The manual is terrible, so video guides are recommended. I did run into problems (like most others) with screws dropping into a crevice where it's extremely difficult to remove. I would recommend that bequiet fixes this in future versions. Main complaints/annoyances: * The design doesn't let you use the off/on switch and plug from your own power supply. Instead, the PSU must be hidden back in the case, and connected via an auxillary internal power cable to the case's own on/off switch. This was done to simplify the design for the invertible layout, but a different solution would have been prefered. First, I don't like adding in this extra strange internal cable. More importantly, this cable isn't rated for use with high-wattage PSUs. My PSU (Corsair 1600W) has a different plug, which isn't compatible with the one in the case. My only options were to 1) return the PSU, 2) return the case, 3) remove the mesh on the back of the case and use the power supply switch buried inside the case, and be content with a big "hole" in the back of the case with no mesh cover. I opted for #3 for simplicity, but it's annoying. Recommendations: a) bequiet should produce a workaround mesh component for users like me, and b) I recommend not buying this case if you need a big power supply (e.g., for deep learning with lots of GPUs). * The plastic tabs holding the side panel's "be quiet" logo and side ventilation setup are flimsy; one broke when I first touched it. However, bequiet has shipped me a replacement piece, so A+ to them for customer support on this issue! Most of the case seems durable but some of the plastic tabs are problematic. * The tempered glass panel is difficult to insert/remove compared with other cases. It's too easy to drop it since it is only supported by the thumbscrews, not by a rail on the bottom. becareful! * One of the front I/O connectors wasn't connected to the case PCB on delivery, which was confusing. Additionally, the PCB-connected I/O cables aren't labeled, so I was worried about mixing them up. I found out later (at the end of the bequiet case inversion video) that the connectors are all keyed differently to avoid any mistakes, but the manual doesn't mention this, so I wasted time by making my own labels for each cable. As I said above, the manual is terrible (little information, and very bad diagrams). * Inverted layout: several steps involving the back mesh and PSU connection make it very easy to lose screws, even when you're being careful. It's hard to describe, but even when I knew the hazard I kept running into the problem. This could probably be fixed by adding a hole somewhere in the long "screw-eating' rail so that a screw could slide out. As is, that screw is stuck until you find very tiny tools/tweezers/etc to coax the screw back out the crevice. Microscopic surgical tools are advised. * Front radiator vs optical drive cage. The front setup isn't as flexible as I hoped. I thought there would just be room for my 360 radiator plus the optical drive cage, but the radiator mounts higher than I expected. I ended up giving up and removing the optical drive cage temporarily, until I can switch to a smaller rad or rig up something different. I'd recommend a 240 max if you want to use the optical drive cage, unfortunately. Honestly, there should easily be room for at least 1 of the two optical drives plus the 360, but I couldn't make it work yet, since the installation requires room for two drives instead of just one. * Width: the cable-routing side should have been slightly deeper. For such a big case I expected a little more breathing room with the cable routing. Instead, it's really easy for cables to press up against the side panel's alternate ventilation area and pop the panel out from the inside! Overall I still like the case, but it's not as great as I expected from all the rave reviews/awards. Still plenty of room for improvement. Dark Base pro 900 rev 3 maybe? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by Eric Nichols
    • Awesome case not for the beginner. Patience required
Color: Orange Style: BGW14
If you've seen reviews on this case it's everything it lives up to and more. Starting with the cons - If this is your first build this is a great first case but you will need youtube for help disassembling it as the instructions suck. be quiet should be commended for putting their manual in 10 languages but this reduced the number of clear instructions. Take your time and remember where the screws came from. - When unboxing it's wrapped in a fabric bag rather than plastic. Amazing touch but is guarenteed to give a nice static shock. Pros - - Extremely customizable. - Packaging is awesome, you can clearly see be quiet! took the time in packaging not just their product. - The led's and fan hub is a nice touch. The do require 2 sata power connectors A tip for those starting their build, remove the rear shrouds its 8 screws covering the psu access. Use a regular sized philips you will strip the screws if you use a small bit or driver. Then remove the internal psu shroud you will not easily get a power supply into the case without bending metal. This should be the first thing you do. Leave the shroud off until all your cables are attached and you're ready for cable management. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022 by Sabir Kishore
    • Advice from someone who (first) received a damaged, returned unit
Color: Orange Style: BGW14
This isn't a full review, but might be useful to anyone fitting this out, including to the manufacturer with respect to small errors in the instruction manual that might be confusing and/or cause damage to unit. This is a very high-quality case, but you do need to apply some common sense in handling it. First off, my first unit was a returned item, which I did not realize until I got into it (and only in comparison with second delivery). What I saw from first unit gave me some insights as to how customers might 'go wrong' in disassembly. When you receive one of these units expect a) there will be heavy reinforcement cardboard 'edging' on box, and b) there will be standard 2x reinforced plastic bands around the box. If not, and if you see your shipping label is potentially affixed over another, you may well have a return (and you might want to 'stop there' on building from this unit). Some comments / tips: 1. Even if you (think) you have a lot of experience with computer cases, watch some videos on this box AND read the manual that is provided, including very specifically at the back, where some detailed drawings (and limited words) describe disassembly of main areas, e.g. PSU shroud, front panel, top panel, etc. Expect to break this unit down and expose most areas, before you start building back up. 2. On the front panel, the instructions say flex the tabs (there are 4x vertically on both sides) outward. This is incorrect, this should say INWARDS, which is pretty obvious to anyone familiar with these mechanisms, but if you are a stickler for following instructions, you are going to struggle. Lol. 3. On the PSU shroud, the first step references to "screws", which is a mistake. There is a SINGLE screw you need to remove at that point. Do NOT attempt to remove a second screw, that does look like it might be involved, but would require your screwdriver to be oblique to the screw head. Remove ONLY the one screw that you have a direct, line on. 4. On the case screws, do NOT think that the largest Phillips screwdriver in your standard PC toolkit is going to be smart to use on these structural case screws. These are designed (and are torqued at factory I expect) with a standard Philips #2, 'household' / DIY screwdriver. Use that. Otherwise, you will increase chances you strip heads. (Manufacturer changing these over to Torx, might be an idea, but I appreciate fewer folks have those sets.) 5. I've seen viewers and videos where people moan about the PSU shroud, but this is clearly because they are struggling with that 'second screw' above, or haven't read anything. To be clear, there are 4x screws it total you need to attack: a) a SINGLE screw as indicated in step 1 of instructions, b) a second screw attaching a flange to the HDD bay area (exactly as indicated in manual), and c) on my unit at least, 2x screws on the front face. Those 4x screws out, the PSU shroud is easily jogged out of case. All for now -- figure this might help someone,, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022 by Henri C.N.

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