2003 Winter Case Review Part 2: The ATX Avalanche
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Athenatech: 400 Series
Athenatech has provided their 400 Series as their value-oriented case series. It has a front bezel design that is strangely reminiscent of the new Dell XPS Series systems. Athenatech has squarely targeted this case at the value segment of the market space; this means the frills are at a minimum. This also may be said of the quality, too.
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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 | 2 - 80mm, front and rear; optional 80mm can be installed in side panel w/removal of air guide. |
Construction Material | Steel |
Power Supply Details | None |
Special Features | Side-mounted USB MIC and headphone jack; knockout supplied for 1394/Firewire; no cabling included |
Size | 16.5("H") x 7.0("W") x 19.1("D") |
Sample Case Provided By | www.athenatech.us |
Estimated Cost | $59.00 US |
Cooling Potential Rating | 7 |
Construction Quality Rating | 6 |
Overall Case Rating | 6 |
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