See Attached pic for view of this new case.
Some Random Impressions:
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Some Random Impressions:
- Materials used in constructing the case are first rate. The case appears to be laser cut from sheet metal. This is a very well built case and it weighs a ton.
- PSI does not include any fill plates for open holes in the rear of the case. Thankfully, the holes all conform to the ATX standard so they are easily filled by standard plates. But, for $250 w/o power supply this is an oversight.
- Most difficult portion of installation was with DVD drive. Finally figured out, thanks to the guys at PSI, that the drive mounting bracket needed to be moved a hair along with my DVD drive. I will provide pics of finished product in another post.
- IR window built into case under DVD tray slot is perfectly situated for IRman. I simply used some double sided tape and put the IRman right behind the window! It works perfectly! I pulled the serial cable out of one of the emnpty holes in case and snipped around it with fill plate. Even sleeker install would be to have a serial port that stays inside case and connects to a serial header on MB. (PSI? Hello?)
- 2-pin power button LED would not work anywhere on my ASUS MB! PSI states that the (more common) 3 pin LEDs are "too bright" for HT application. I requested a 3-pin from them... not holding my breath... but for now this potentially nice feature is wasted.
- This case has the coolest 3.5" floppy configuration. You install your floppy vertically at the front of the case. I figured for $12 why not go ahead and put one in... you never know...
- The case was shipped in the most well padded case box I have ever seen! I would feel totally comfortable shipping my completely finished HTPC in this same box.
- The case is not "easy access". Twelve (12) screws hold the case to the frame and requre an allen wrench (which is provided) for removal.
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