Bitfenix Raider Mid-Tower PC Chassis Review

So now that we have our system built you can see that everything fits in there just nicely, while there isn’t a whole lot of room going spare inside the main body of the case I didn’t have any troubles with the installation process.  The cable management has done a fairly decent job here too, like I said before though, the cable management slots could have done with being a little wider, I wouldn’t look forward to cramming wires through there after installing a few more hard drives and a card reader as things already don’t look as neat as they could.

Here you can see our SSD is snuggled away nicely in one of the removable drive trays, we didn’t need to remove the hard drive cage to install our GTX 560, plenty of room to spare for a bigger card too.

Our Antec Kuhler installed really well thanks to the recessed rear panel that allowed the fans that little extra room.  There is also plenty of room for airflow between our graphics card and the power supply.

The back of the chassis looks neat and tidy too, its almost a shame to spoil the black finish with our silver back plates, but at least those ventilation slots give us extra airflow for the graphics card.

The edges of the front panel and top side of this case are finished in a special soft touch material, not only does this look fantastic but its also finger print proof, meaning that after spending time installing all our components the chassis was left free of finger prints and looking good.