Inside the ExtremEngine 3T, you won't find too much out of the ordinary. A drive cage that extends from top to bottom offers lots of room for 5.25" and 3.5" drives. There is also another 120 mm fan pre-installed for ample drive cooling.
Internal case layout:1 = Power Supply2 = 5.25" drive bays3 = 3.5" drive bays, also accessible from the case front4 = 3.5" drive bays only accessible from inside the case5 = motherboard
An illuminated 120 mm fan is installed right in front of the drive cage.
Pros And Cons
Pros
Massive aluminum door panels
Large 250 mm system fan
Built-in fan controller
Attractive design
Cons
Poor quality drive mounts
Cheap looking plastic case front elements
Second system fan is missing
Rating
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Aerocool ExtremEngine 3T
Weighting
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Results achieved
35%
Equipment
85%
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Ergonomics
75%
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Price/value
75%
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Design
80%
Row 5 - Cell 0
Total rating
80%
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I have owned this case previously until a guest "borrowed" (???!!!!) my computer for a few days and I loved it. I had a black one ane my son has the red one. They are absolutely beautiful and although I do not know very much about computer cases I can say that personally neither my son nor I received our cases in anything but a pristine condition. My children gave me this case after my first stroke and I used it and it's components for over 3 years. I play everquest, everquest2,WoW and had over 150 games from GameHouse and BigFishGames on it and it ran perfectly. In my humble opinion, I think it is worth every cent plus more. Not to be argumentative at all, just voicing my opinion 8)