Introduction

I would like to thank BitFenix for supplying the review sample.


Having reviewed the original Prodigy, the Colossus M, and the Phenom M, we now have the pleasure of taking a look at the Prodigy M. It is available in a plethora of different colors and offers an optional side window for those who want to show off their hardware. Here is what BitFenix has to say about the Prodigy M:

Reimagined with micro ATX compatibility, Prodigy M enables users to install multiple expansion cards while maintaining the same compact dimensions and sleek look of the original Prodigy. Suspended with two FyberFlex Composite handles for shock absorption, Prodigy M can be easily transported to the next room or to the next LAN party. Prodigy M now also comes in several vibrant colors to match virtually any décor. The inside is incredibly flexible, offering space for SLI or Crossfire dual graphics technology, up to four 3.5" hard drives or five 2.5" SSDs, and even space for slim 240mm radiators. A magnetic heat shield is also included should you decide to fill the bottom with hard drives rather than fans. With BitFenix SofTouch Surface Treatment, a massive CPU cooler cutout, and rolled-edge cable pass-throughs, the small case that does it all returns with a vengeance.

Specifications