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As previously mentioned the front bezel design of the AeroCool Jetmaster Jr Gaming Case is very futuristic and should appeal to the gaming crowd. The overall theme is replicated from the top portion of the case to the bottom. One of the unique aspects of the overall design is the inclusion of a 120mm front fan intake. The 120mm fan intake looks like a jet engine and includes mesh material that acts as a filter for dust and foreign material. In the center of the intake is a small circular jewel which will light up when the case is powered.

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The AeroCool Jetmaster Jr Gaming Case features a swing away front bezel which shields the drive bays when not in use and maintains the polished look of the case. A total of 4 x 5.25" drive bays and 2 x 3.5" external drive bays are provided to handle any type of component configuration. Consumers should note that the design of the curved front bezel does not prohibit the installation of fan controlling devices, front port extension modules or LCD based displays. On the left and right hand side of the 3.5" external bays is the location for the Reset and Power button.

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Above the front 120mm intake is the location for the Power and HD LED's and on the right hand side of the case is a mini fan controller and hidden quick release panel. The mini fan controller connects directly to the front 120mm fan intake and allows the adjustment of fan speed and noise level. The quick release panel includes dual USB, Firewire, Headphone and Microphone ports. The ports are connected to a series of extender cables which must be connected to the proper headers on a motherboard.