Enermax has been in the case business for quite some time. With a full range of cases at their disposal and some experience in the market, I was expecting a bit more from the SpineRex chassis. While the use of an existing frame and tooling is alright, as many manufacturers do it, the choice of this case may not have been the best one. Considering the shortcomings and limitations within the case itself, it becomes obvious that the frame structure is by no means the newest. No 2.5 inch bays, no XL-ATX support are two big signs of age. What bothers me the most in this unit, is the fact that Enermax has simply taken that and slapped their own top and front onto it, instead of really trying to update the case and at least part of the tooling. While there are some cool aspects, all pertaining to the self-designed parts, like the front of the chassis, allowing for easy installation of external devices and the addition of the LED VEGAS fans, in the end, this may not be enough. If the case were to sell for 90-100 Euros, it would be a completely different story, but considering the price segment of around 120 Euro, there is extremely fierce competition there from so many other manufacturers, that it becomes impossible to give this case a recommendation.