X-Pider Aluminum Case Review

July 5th 2003 | Cases & Acc.

If you have ever worked with these style cases, then you know what a pleasure it is to install/maintain/upgrade hardware. There is plenty of room to move around, and there are no sharp edges what so ever. There is plenty of room behind the 3½” drive racks to ‘hide’ most of your wiring. Mounting the motherboard to the case is done by using the brass standoffs in the array of marked motherboard mounting holes. Installing the drives is a snap as well with the removable 3½” drive racks, and the 5¼” drive rail system.

X-Pider Aluminum Case Review @ OCAddiction

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X-Pider Aluminum Case Review
Published in: Cases & Acc. on 2003-07-05