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Features
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The
X-Infinity comes with two pre-installed fans, one on the side panel and one on
the top serving as a blowhole. Some decent looking fan grills are
provided as well to enhance its appearance.
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As
far as additional cooling goes, the X-Infinity allows you to install up to
three additional fans. Unlike a majority of cases on the market, the
rear of the case will allow you to install either a 120mm or 80mm fan.
This is definitely a key feature as not only will it provide better overall
cooling, but also keep noise levels to a minimum. The front of the case
has two 80mm fan mounts.
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The
front features a door with an acrylic panel that has "X-Infinity" engraved
into it. There are a a total of four blue LED's that will light it up to
enhance its looks. Also included, is an LCD display to
monitor either your CPU or case temperature.
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The
top front is by far its most appealing feature. It resembles the front
end of a car and the so called "headlights" feature blue LED's for both the HDD
activity and power. This is the first case I've come across where the
power and reset buttons are located on the top of the case. I actually
like this, as it makes it just that much more unique. There is also a
sliding cover on the front that reveals your front USB and audio jacks.
Strangely enough, while it does have firewire access, the circuit board itself
does not provide it.
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