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DriverHeaven Review |
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Installation: I choose to install my hard drives in the lower cage; here you see how the hard drives rest on the silicon cushions.
When the hard drives were installed I just slid the cage back in the lower compartment.
In order to install the power supply unit you have to remove a steel frame by removing four screws two on each side, and then you have to put the steel frame onto the power supply unit.
As you can see in the picture below, using the OCZ Powerstream 520w was a pretty tight fit. I had to struggle to get the unit in place, so if you have a longer model of PSU you will be in for a bit of struggle to make it fit. And I can imagine if you use a power supply unit with shorter cables you might run into some problems with cable length. The Powerstream has long cables so it wasn’t a problem, but I know that some power supply units have kind of short cables and they would run in to problems with this particular case.
Installing the rest of the system was really straight forward, the motherboard fitted like a glove onto the standoffs and the DVD burner was installed in the usual Antec way; by using the supplied drive rails.
The system fully assembled with and without the vga duct installed.
Finally, the fruit of our labours, the final case up and running.
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