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Closer Look: Interior

Moving inside the Hyperion and you will notice the dual chamber design. Inside you will also notice there are two large cut-outs for cable management with rubber grommets covering them. There is also a smaller cable routing hole in the bottom for IO cables. There is also a large CPU heatsink cutout area to make easy CPU cooler swap outs without removing the motherboard.

In the rear is a 120mm Raidmax fan. This one is black and has no LEDs. It is also the only fan in the case to have only a 3-pin connector.

Looking at the roof, the Hyperion comes with 2 clear 120mm fans with blue LEDs. These fans come with 3-pin and Molex connectors. Note, they are also Raidmax fans.

The smaller than normal 5.25″ drive bay is removable to accommodate water cooling radiators. Below that are the 2 large rubber grommeted cutouts for cable management. Note the hex cutouts in the metal to allow air flow from the 200mm fan in the front of the case.

In the bottom, you can mount more fans as intakes or two 3.5″ hard drives. The rubber pads are set up for both fans and hard drives.

Looking at the right side panel, you will notice a removable bracket at the top. This gives you the option to mount 3.5 and 2.5″ hard drives and SSDs. But I chose to remove this as you will see on the next page as I installed a hard drive and SSD in the removable cage just below to the left. Note, keeping the cage there almost completely block the lower rubber grommet.

A clearer picture of the hard drive caddies below.