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THE RAIDER EXTERIOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Just like most cases introduced by BitFenix the RAIDER is an elegant midi tower with round corners and a nice black finish.

 

 

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The left side panel is plain without any kind of windows or fan spots.

 

 

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The front fascia is black and most of it is also perforated for better airflow.

 

 

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There are four 5.25" optical drive bays located at the front of the RAIDER.

 

 

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Bitfenix has placed their logo and two 120mm intake fans (behind the logo) at the lowest section of the fascia.

 

 

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The I/O is located on both the left and right side of the top and includes 4 USB 3.0 ports (something we rarely see), the usual headphones and microphone mini-jacks, power On/Off and reset buttons, power and HDD activity LEDs, and a fan controller. From this angle you can also see that the entire top of the RAIDER is meshed.

 

 

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At the top right beneath a large meshed area there's room for a single 200mm exhaust fan.

 

 

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The rear of the RAIDER also features a matte black paint.

 

 

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Two water cooling grommets, a small opening right next to them and a single 120mm exhaust fan are present at the rear of the tower.

 

 

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There are a total of 7 PCI expansion slots available, all of which come with perforated covers.

 

 

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As usual the PSU space is placed at the bottom of the case.

 

 

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Unfortunately the thumbscrews that keep both side panels in place are not rubber coated.

 

 

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Taking a look from the bottom of the case we see the 4 locations for the bundled rubber feet and two large perforated sections both of which feature removable air filters.