Anybody use this mATX case?

[taisingera]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811127072


If so, how does the side panel do with only one screw? Is it really possible to mount 2 120mm fans, because in the back, the side panel lip looks like it interferes with the screw holes for a 120mm? Also, how is the cooling from the front fan considering there are only 2 small slots of holes on the side? One more thing, exactly how does the door covering the front ports slide? Pictures would be great.

 

[Zepper]

Have you gone to the Evercase site? There are pictures from different angles there. Screws on rear fan - standard fan screws are flush with the case. IAC, you don't need a lot of air flow from the front and those vents are far enough from the front of the fan to cause little restriction - inverse square law doncha know...
. I may have an extra Evercase drive bracket around here with the rubber bushings if you want to mount another pair of drives or just move them down infront of the air flow.

.bh.

 

[taisingera]

I saw one guy review the case at Newegg saying this takes a ATX PSU, but at their site it says PSII / PSIII under power supply description. Anybody know?

 

[Zepper]

PS/2=ATX. PS/3 is the same ht. and wd. as PS/2 but a lot shallower. IBM's PS/2 computers were the first to use PSUs of the ATX dimensions (and perhaps that type of mobo as well with all the on-board ports), so when Intel's ATX form factor mobos came along, they chose that size PSU as it was already there and other companies started calling them ATX PSUs so as to not give IBM any free publicity.

.bh.