Computer casings just happen to be one of those items typically left for selection at the very end of a DIY-PC shopping spree. Most people have the habit of purchasing the more essential components (CPU, graphics, etc..) first and then finally pick a casing in accordance to the cash left over from the initial budget set aside for the PC. Hence, more often than not, the case purchased is likely to be a basic, steel-based medium tower casing that can often be had for bargain basement prices.
We don’t blame anyone for such practices. After all, a PC casing is just a chassis to house all your components together to form a rigid and stable base for a fully functional system. In addition, these affordable casings have greatly improved in internal design since a few years back and have attained somewhat acceptable standards currently.
However not everyone is pleased with such standard beige casings these days. Fortunately for this group of users, a number of well-known case manufacturers or assemblers offer very premium casings that also command matching exorbitant pricing. We have no clear indication if people are getting more affluent or if DIY PC-users are just more picky about their casings these days, but one sure fact is that this is an expanding market. Clearly, looking back at the recent past where one could count the number of premium casings offered as compared to the current market, there are enough models from various vendors to have you flooded with options.
Casing Dimensions and Specifications Width: 196mm
Height: 454mm
Depth: 550mm
Material : Aluminum Alloy
Case Color: Brushed Aluminum
Acrylic Panel Color: Azure
Weight : 7.4kg
Motherboard type: Standard ATX
Drive Bays and Expansion Slots / Ports 4 x 5.25" Drive Bays (Exposed)
2 x 3.5" Drive Bays (Exposed)
4 x 3.5" Drive Bays (Hidden)
7 x Rear Expansion Slots
2 x Front USB ports
Case Cooling 1 x Rear Exhaust fan - 80 x 80x 25mm
1 x Top Exhaust fan - 80 x 80x 25mm
Power Supply Optional (Type: Standard ATX PSU or PSII Redundant PSU)
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