Assembly

The top drive bay also holds an adapter for 3.5" devices. It can either be used for a floppy drive, card reader or a hard drive as well. Hiper could have possibly changed the design slightly so that you can secure the hard drive with more than just two screws. Installing optical drives is done traditionally. Simply slide them into the drive bay through the front and secure them with the supplied thumb screws.


One of the two extra fans can be easily placed on the hard drive cage using the four included screws. The entire unit can hold four drives. Each of them can be secured by the maximum of six thumb screws. Hiper includes black variants for this purpose. Once all the drives are installed, simply slide the cage into place through the front.


The second, additional fan is meant for the rear of the case, where it actually looks quite nice at this location. Installing the other parts is done just like in any other case. Hiper has chosen not to include any extravagant methods to hold drives or expansion cards in place.