"It's one of the first cases we've seen with the PSU housed at the base of the unit."
I guess you don't see very many enthusiast cases then eh?

"It's one of the first cases we've seen with the PSU housed at the base of the unit. "

Uh... The Antec P180 has been around for how long...?

...and more pictures, like of the top and front with the door open. :)

http://www.coolermaster.com/products/product.php?act=detail&id=2684

Cheers!
John

Looks like a fridge

hi,

as you can tell from the airflow the HDs get rather hot.. do not use more then 2 hds in this case since the metal around the HDs does take up the heat and get warm. HDs are warm (very) but at an acceptable temperature.

I had the case since it was released in the UK. very happy.

A high end case that can't cool properly? 

Pointless.

A tower case *must* cool satisfactorily with the drive bays stuffed, the processors maxed out (preferably two multicore Xeons, please) and the expansion slots filled - thats its whole purpose.

If it's designed to use with watercooling, cheaper options are available. The only reason to buy this is the looks, and a premium is being paid for those.

3.0mm aluminum? That's damn thick!



still a long way from it.