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Buyers get both mesh and clear front panels in the box.
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Buyers get both mesh and clear front panels in the box.
And Hexites get a 404 from that link...!!
Really? All links in the article work for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster
The link in OP wasn't working at 11:53am this morning...Quote:
Originally Posted by iworrall
2 3.5" and 6 2.5" *I'm shaking my head in sadness* Oh how Cooler Master has fallen.
As I read it you can have a total of four drives, of which the two can be 3.5". That's not nearly enough. But hey, you get RGB fans and a tempered glass window. The more bling the better, apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korrorra
+1 for including cooling friendly mesh and not just catering for the "omg leds" crowd.
-1 for each useful drive bay that is missing.
Am I the only one that still uses 5.25" bays? I've got a BD-RW in one, which I use fairly frequently to rip BDs (I'm not a fan of highly compressed films). I've also got a fan controller in one, and in another I've got a bay converter that squeezes in a 120mm fan, four 3.5" bays and two 2.5" bays for the cost of 3 5.25" bays.
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
They're great for modded kit, as well. In fact, I use mine for pretty much everything except optical drives.
However, such modularity doesn't lend itself to forcing you into upgrades...
I use to look for 5.25" drive bays in cases. Now that I have tried an external, I won't go back to internal. I am still in the process of finding a case with 6 3.5" drive bays, video card support to 350mm length. Possible 3 fan extreme edition down the line. Great airflow and case looks. So far I've been disappointed at the cases on the market. Has to be mid-tower, full-tower takes up a lot of space.