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Thermaltake Matrix VX CaseProvided By: : Thermaltake
While solo gaming has its moments, there is just something about group gaming that makes computer games much more fun. By group gaming, I am of course talking about LAN parties (big or small). Logically, if you want to build a system with the intentions of moving it around from LAN party to LAN party, having that system be light weight is very beneficial. That pretty much means building the system with a nice and light aluminum case. However, a few common stigmas are associated with lightweight aluminum cases; they usually have poor ventilation and/or lack convenient features by having little to no tool-less designs. Looking to break those stereotypes, Thermaltake has introduced the Matrix VX aluminum case and the subject of this review.
Packaging: Thermaltake's Matrix VX case comes packaged in a full colored retail box. The front of the Matrix's box features an exaggerate picture of just how light the case is.
The back of the Matrix case's box displays an array of pictures showing off all of its features. Inside, Thermaltake's Matrix VX is enclosed in a plastic bag and held in place by two pieces of Styrofoam. The case's side window is further protected with protective film on both sides.
Features: Features and specifications for the Matrix computer case can be seen on Thermaltake's web site.
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