Fills the bill for building a PC for basic computing – Joe
SUMMARY: Fills the bill for building a PC for basic computing.
The good guys at Rosewill were nice enough to send a sample of their Micro-ATX Slim Case (R379-SM) to review. This is a modest footprint case for Micro-ATX motherboards.
Key Features
- Material: 0.8mm SGCC Steel
- Dimensions: 3.9″ x 12.75″ x 15.75″ long
- Drive Bays: 1 5.25″ External, 1 3.5″ External, 1 3.5″ Internal
- Motherboard: Micro-ATX, Flex ATX
- Expansion Slots: 4 Low-Profile Expansion Slots
- Front Access Ports: 2 USB 2.0 Ports, Audio Out & MIC In
- System Cooling: 1 80 mm Top Fan
- Warranty: 1 year
The case is vented quite nicely with a top “blow-hole” fan and side vents:
The front has firewire, 2 USB, mic and speaker jacks:
With the drive cage out of the case, access is greatly improved:
The drive cage features mounting slots for the drives:
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Tags: Systems & Components
