Date: September 16th, 2003.
Article by: Nathan Glentworth (Owner, Head Editor & Hardware Reviewer)
Product was donated by: Athenatech
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Dimension:

- 210 x 450 x 475 mm (W x H x D)
- 8 1/4"x17 3/4"x18 3/4" (WxHxD)

Drive Bay Capacity:

- 5.25" x 4 (exposed)
- 3.5" x 2 (exposed)
- 3.5" x 4 (hidden)

MB Compatibility:

- 12" x 10" (Maximum Size)

Fan Space:

- 1 x 8cm fan in the rear (Standard)
- 1 x 8cm fan in the front (Optional).
- 1 x 9cm fan in rear (Optional).

Expansion Slot:

- 7 Slots

PRODUCT COMPOSITION

For the low MSRP of about US$50-$60, you will receive.

To start off, you will receive am installation manual, a pin assignment guide for the top multimedia ports (shown later), assorted screws and washers, four adhesive feet, extra case screws, a motherboard speaker and a set of keys to lock the side door.

Secondly, you will receive a power supply with this case. And no, it's not a crappy generic power supply either but a Sparkle 300 Watt unit which have been known in the community to be excellent. Some people think that a 350 watt is the lowest needed for an overclocking system. But if you have only one hard drive, one optical drive and a motherboard and components, 300 watts should be completely adequate.

Bringing up the rear is the actual case which I specifically picked because it is a little different than most cases on the market. Change is always good.