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as usual, that's what you get when you have a look at the right hand
side panel. Its looks are really unspectacular and there are not even
vent holes. As soon as we remove the panel
things start to become a bit more interesting. The first thing we've
noticed, is the huge cut-out behind the motherboard. This allows you to
easily install a CPU cooler with backplate after you've put the
motherboard into the case. Furthermore there are numerous cable tie
loops which help arranging cables in a neat way. Looking for cable
routing holes reveals, that there are quite a few, which have been
positioned wisely. These holes have also been covered by rubber
grommets. Overall it should be easy to put together a very decently
wired build. Other than that the four snap-in cages for 2.5 inch drives
are very practical and can be found close to the front. |
Cooler Master CM 690 III Review 