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It's not the hardware installation that takes up the most time, but rather hooking up the front ports and fan controller. The cables are all well-labeled, making the process easy. A warning on the cover plates indicates that caution is called for here. The plates are not de-burred and according to Enermax are supposed to be punched out using a screwdriver.
The cables for the front ports are all well-labeled in an easy-to-read fashion.
The tunnel is also suited for a dual-CPU motherboard.
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Accessories
A number of different screws are included that are needed to install the computer hardware, along with spacers, operational manual for the fan controls and drive rails for the drives.
