Review on Computer case Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH black by Adam Walendzik ᠌

Because I am so brilliant, I packed my entire assembly worth about $200,000 into this suitcase. In the end, it was a successful plan. First off, I have to mention that he's quite good-looking. The glass has a subtle tint that gives it a hip vibe. The chassis has plenty of room for a variety of video cards and other components. Added negatives. Extremely flimsy metal that may easily be bent out of shape. The fans' metal will break if you try to twist it. It appears inconceivable, given a fan can be installed there, that a hard drive might be blown. The block containing the hard drives must be unscrewed in order to install a fan, but the block itself is not removable. The assembly fails in places where failure is seemingly inconceivable. The PCI expansion slots are accessible via a removable back panel on the casing. It's been gotten rid of, but I wouldn't replace it with anything anyway. I had to just leave things alone. Another case in point: the polarity indicator on the front panel of POWER was reversed. The spot where a plus sign is drawn seems like a minus. The situation is favorable for iron collection. Although it works with a wide variety of devices, the overall quality leaves much to be desired.