Specifications

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Material

• Aluminum front panel, 1.0mm SECC body

Motherboard

• Extended ATX*, ATX, Micro ATX

Drive Bay

• External
  • 5.25” x 2
  • 3.5” x 2
• Internal
  • 3.5” x 2

Cooling System

• Front
  • 92mm intake, 2100rpm, 21dBA
• Rear
  • 2 x 60mm exhaust, 3000rpm, 25dBA

Expansion Slots

• 7

Front I/O Port

• USB2.0 port x 2
• 1394 Firewire x 1
• Earphone jack x 1
• MIC x 1

Power Supply

• Optional standard PS2 (ATX)

Net Weight

• 7kg

Dimensions

• 430 mm (W) x 163 mm (H) x 430 mm (D)

Testimonials

MediaPortal users owning this case: ashopedies, Aquarius, jensnasholm, kxe, KXE_DENMARK, nicksti, patonzon, petteram, MatthiasB

paloema

I like that case. It is proper builded, has a nice styling, enough space and extension-possibilities. The only thing i did not like were the included fans. They were (for my ears) too noisy. So I removed then.

MatthiasB

I own this case and it is a strong well built case. As paloema said the fans are quite noisy. The rear exhaust fans make a bit of a whining noise at full speed so slowing them down solves that. The front fan sits right against a perforated grill. Problem is, the holes in the grill are not large enough to allow proper air flow and this causes quite a bit of noise as the fan is sucking air through a small area at high speeds.

One more thing to note is there is a bar for the hard drive and optical drive rack which runs right above the processor. This can be an issue for people with heatsink/fans that have a height above roughly 118mm.

Other than that it's a great case.