[section_title title=Closer Look – Interior]Closer Look –Â Interior
Taking a look at the inside and it looks to live up to today’s standards. There are cutouts for CPU cooler installation and cable management and though they are not very big, they should be adequate to get their intended jobs done. One of the things I always feel is nice to see is the fact that the hard drive bays are removable, this will allow users to better utilize the space in the front of the case that is meant for cooling. If you do remove the hard drive cages and are not making use of all the 5.25″ drive bays it will be easy enough to put a hard drive or two in there.
As mentioned there is place in the top of the case for two 120mm fans and while it would most likely be possible, this space is really not designed to house a radiator or AIO cooler in my opinion. If you were to put a radiator with 2 fans in a push configuration it would all have to be inside the case and then you would be left with all this open space on the top side as while there is room for two fans on the top, there is nowhere designated to route water cooling tubes. In an ideal world removing the mesh on the top would only allow room for users to access the screw holes instead of being able to put fans inside as well, this would raise up the inside of the case and better utilize the space that is readily available.
On the backside of the motherboard there are quite a few places to attach zip ties so you can go ahead and route the cables where you want. Other than that there is really is not much else going on back here.
