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So here we are removing the front. The bottom shows the 120mm fan that has it’s own dust filter. it can be cleaned or removed with the simple use of a thumbscrew holding everything in place. The floppy drive cage is also hold by a thumbscrew to make installation easier. But again, if you have to remove the front before you can start the installation, it’s not really that easy and fast anymore. Why bother having these drives cages and easy fasteners, or drive brackets in the first place.

The top of the front bezel has I/O Ports for easy access. It sports one fire wire connection, two usb connectors, one microphone input, a headset output and one E-SATA port to connect a removable hard drive. These external ports are useful so that you don’t have to plug in a wire on the back of your computer.

I’m afraid the photos look a bit grainy and somewhat un sharp really. This also happened with the Zirconium review. The case looks beautiful next to my black lcd screen, but it’s a pain to take photographs of. This is the problem with all black things on a light background. But I’m sure you get the idea. Moving from the front to the side, there are some ventilation holes on the side of the case, the side panel can be easily accessed by two thumbscrews on the back. The back of the case sports one 120mm fan. Making it a total of two 120mm fans that serve for plenty of airflow inside the computer.