3R System M-Station HT-4000 Review 4

3R System M-Station HT-4000 Review

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Value and Conclusion

  • The 3R System HT-4000 has a retail price of 219€s. Expect a similar price in US Dollars in America. This price is to be expected for a high-end HTPC without a small TFT LCD.
  • Incredible build quality
  • Two fans included
  • Real heatsinks for hard drives
  • Takes full size ATX board
  • Large air duct
  • Dust filters on all fans
  • Silent
  • Card reader included
  • Bright LCD with a lot of features
  • iMON software and remote
  • Fan controller included
  • Everything needed is included, from batteries to drive covers
  • Available in Black or Silver
  • Well packaged
  • Price - while normal - not for everyone
  • Front I/O door may be a bit fragile
  • Steel body makes it a bit heavy
  • Not screw-less
  • Large graphic cards may interfere with hard drives.
  • VGA air grill allows dust into system
  • Is a bit crowded
The 3R System HT-4000 is one of the few real mid tower HTPC cases out there. It features the thickest aluminum front I have ever seen in a review sample and features an immaculate paint job and perfect labels on everything. The iMON LCD is a great addition to the case and with the Soundgraph software as the base, you can be certain to get a rock solid and bug free program and a MCE compatible remote control. The card reader is certainly something that rounds up most high-end HTPC cases and it is great to see that 3R System has placed it and the front I/O behind a little door, but exactly that little flip-down door is the most fragile part of this case. The fact that it has a steel body is not really such a big deal, as you would not move it around a lot. 3R System has managed to create an incredible, unique and rock solid HTPC case in form of a mid tower, which is certainly worth the price.
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