A Closer Look - Inside

Once both side panels are removed, the interior of the case can be clearly viewed. The layout is quite simple actually. There is no mainboard tray, the power supply is located up top and the hard drives are not rotated 90°. You will also not find any fancy screw-less designs for the drives or the expansion bays. Hiper has opted to use thumb screws everywhere instead.


As mentioned before there is a hard drive cage on the bottom. It can be easily pulled out through the front of the cage. The other bays have a very simple, but effective design. As you can see, most of the interior is black as well.


Moving to the rear of the case, the expansion slots also have thumb screws already in place. The honey comb fan grill can hold either an 80, 92 or 120 mm fan. The PSU bay holds nothing out of the ordinary, when viewed from the inside as well.


The connectivity of the cables is exacly what you would expect to find, nothing more, nothing less.