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Revoltec has it’s roots in gaming products, casemodding products and recently also in the computer casing branch. We looked at the Antec P180B, the Gigabyte fiAurora and I’m trying out the Antec Sonata at the moment. But now it’s time to see what Revoltec came up with. They released two cases called the Zirconium and the Rhodium. The Zirconium is a bit smaller than the Rhodium but it should provide plenty of room for all of your hardware.

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Specifications

• Type: Midi Tower Case
• Mainboard: Micro-ATX, ATX
• LED Light Guide: inclusive (blue LED)
• Drive bays: 5.25″ x 4 (external), 3.5″ x 2 (external), 3.5″ x 4 (internal)
• Material: 0,8 mm SECC
• Case fan: 1 x 12 cm rear Revoltec “Air Guard” fan, 1 x 12 cm front fan (optional)
• Top I/O Panel: USB 2.0 x 2, IEEE1394 Firewire, Audio
• Dimensions: 490 x 190 (Front 215) x 431 mm ( LxBxH)
• Compliance: CE, FCC, RoHS, WEEE

Packaging

Revoltec has this black and orange theme going on in all of their products. So naturally they carried this on in their case packaging as well. The Revoltec Zirconium comes in a standard cardboard packaging with styrofoam inserts to protect the case against freight damages. Occasionally this is not sufficient for heavier cases. In my situation there were a couple of bits coming out of the box that were once attached to the front bezel. This part is the most fragile part of the entire case because it’s made out of plastic. Plastic snaps under pressure.