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1:03 PM - April 11, 2005 by
Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: midi, towers
Topics: CeBIT
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: midi, towers
Topics: CeBIT
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Workmanship And Installation
Installation of the motherboard and drives is quite easy, as with all other cases of this type. The interior offers ample space, as is evident once you start putting hardware into the midi tower. The expansion cards are connected to the metal frame using plastic clips. The drives go onto metal rails that are easy to operate, but do not serve to acoustically decouple the hard drives.

Screwless card holder
Pros And Cons
Plus points
- Generous included accessories
- Lots of space for computer hardware
- Tunnel system
- Open case sensor
- Cables well-labeled
- No screws needed to fasten cards
- Low price
Minus points
- No cooling for hard drives
- Cheap-looking metal drive rails
- No pre-installed system fans

Well-labeled, easy-to-read cables make installation easier
Accessories
We looked in vain in the box contents for the 120 mm fan for the tunnel system. All screws, spacers, and drive rails for the drives are stuck in a cardboard box attached inside the case.

Replaceable dust filter
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