INTRODUCTION

   We all know and we've also pointed it out numerous times in the past that the market is currently filled with a huge number PC cases designed for every consumer out there but what happens if you can't find the right one for you? This is something a friend of mine told me a few weeks ago when he was searching around for a PC case which he could use for his office system since on one hand he didn't want to spend much while on the other the ones he did find with all the features he wanted were designed after gamers. Well i for one never thought of that since most people i know spend quite a bit for their work systems but i never can say no to a friend so i started looking around for a budget-friendly and feature-rich PC case which could also be used in an office. Coming up with one was not that hard thanks to Raidmax and their recent announcement of their Monster II Midi Tower which we have here with us today.

   Raidmax was founded in 1988 with the mission of providing the best solutions: specifically, meeting your requirements for innovative designs, excellent performance and quality products. In early 2003, Raidmax was the first to debut the design "Scorpio": an alien eye shape on its general front panel. At the time, it was the best ever hit in the gaming case business and almost every factory had owned at least one similar design back in China. Two years later, Raidmax released another cutting-edge design, Samurai, and people who had seen the case itself instantly fell in love. After numerous global feedback, Raidmax is known all over the world. It is said our company is not only a case designer but also the perfect budget keeper. You can simply spend a little but you receive higher quality than you expect. It has been more than 10 years since Raidmax began its work on its unique product lines and market position. The name of Raidmax is synonymous to gaming design and budget cases. In the United States, Raidmax is considered to be the best second tier brand; in Asia, it is said that only Raidmax can offer the budget cases with great designs; in Europe, with almost no brand management, Raidmax' followers are still showing their loyal support in many ways.

   The Monster II midi tower by Raidmax fully supports ATX, Micro ATX and Mini ITX mainboards, features a clear side window and has enough room for four 2.5" and one 3.5" drive (or three 3.5" and two 2.5" drives), two 5.25" optical drives, 240/280mm radiator at the front (360mm with the two 5.25" bays removed), 120mm radiator at the rear (you should be able to install a 140mm one however), 280mm radiator at the top (providing you remove the 5.25" bays), 180mm tall CPU coolers, 400mm long graphics cards and 180mm long power supplies (260mm with the 3.5" drive cage removed). It also comes with two 140mm fans placed at the front and rear (the front has a blue LED) and is currently available only in black. Let's move closer and see what the Monster II is all about.