Cooler Master: ATC-201B-BXT, Continued
| Number Of Internal 3-½" Bays | 4 |
| Number Of External 3-½" Bays | 2 |
| Number Of External 5-¼" Bays | 4 |
| Number Of Case Fans Supported | 4 - 80mm - 2 Front, 1 Rear and 1 top |
| Construction Material | Aluminum Alloy with high gloss clear coat finish |
| Power Supply Details | None |
| Special Features | 2 front-mounted USB 2.0 ports; Our sample contained Cooler Master branded TFL-R82 lighted fans, which are optional, but available for purchase separately; slide out motherboard tray design. |
| Size | 17.9"(H) x 8.75"(W) x 19.25"(D) |
| Sample Case Provided By | www.coolermaster.com |
| Estimated Cost | $199.00 US |
| Cooling Potential Rating | 9 |
| Construction Quality Rating | 9 |
| Overall Case Rating | 9 |
What happens when a case manufacturer does just about everything right? The answer is that they produce a case such as the ATC-201B-BXT! The ATC-201B-BXT is not quite as striking as the Wave Master TAC-T01-EK, but in the functionality department the ATC-201B-BXT does just about everything right.
With an exceptional high gloss, clear coated black finish, this aluminum alloy beauty is a great looking case. Like the Wave Master, the finish on the ATC-201B-BXT does seem to pickup the fingerprints, but wipes clean with a soft cloth. The finish, while not as high quality as some automotive paint finishes that we have seen, is still exceptional at this price level.
A look at the inside of the ATC-201B-BXT. We didn't seem much of a difference when compared to the ATCS-Tek version of this case that we previously reviewed.
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