A closer inspection of the left side panel reveals three different configuration options for a bundled air duct. In the default configuration, the air duct and filter are positioned directly over the location of the CPU but consumers can move this to a lower position if you wish to concentrate on GPU or peripheral card cooling. The two unused mounts can also accommodate an 80mm fan if consumers wish to add more additional cooling. To gain access inside the case requires removing two sets of screws and gently pulling the side panel backward with the finger clip. Once extended far enough, the side panel slips off with no problems. Inside the case is an adequate amount of room to install a complete computer system. The case does not include a slide out motherboard option which is standard with most of the pre-modified based cases on the market.

All power requirements are handled by a 400W L&C LC-B400ATX Pentium 4 compatible PSU. The name of the company which manufacturers this particular PSU model is Deer Computer LTD. The 400W L&C LC-B400ATX should be sufficient to meet most consumers’ needs, but it all depends on the type of computer configuration being used and personal preference. Deer based power supplies are mostly used with OEM manufacturers and have developed a reputation for being sub-par in terms of performance and reliability. I personally would not use this power supply with any of my systems and recommend purchasing a third party alternative.