THE URBAN S41 WINDOWED INTERIOR

The interior also has the same black paint as the rest of the tower and looks quite spacious at least at first glance.

All 4 optical drive bays feature tool-less locking mechanisms.

Right beneath them we see two drive cages capable of holding up to 5 HDDs.

The drive trays are quite sturdy and can hold both 2.5" and 3.5" drives.

You can take the drive cages out from the tower by removing the 2 thumbscrews (each) found at their bottom and the 4 thumbscrews (each) found at the rear.

That way if you want to mount two very long mGPU graphics cards you can just use the two spot drive cage (shorter).

The 120mm intake fan mounted at the front belongs to the Turbo family of fans manufactured by Thermaltake and can reach speed up to 1000RPM with just 16dBA of noise.

As you can see the mainboard tray has 4 large rubber grommets used for cable management and a very large opening beneath the CPU area for the swapping of backplates.

The rear 120mm exhaust fan is identical to the front intake fan.

There's room at the bottom of the tower to install yet another 120mm intake fan.

Leaving out the 200mm exhaust fan placed at the top you can mount an 240mm radiator beneath it.

For people who care a lot about cable management the good news is that behind the mainboard tray there's quite a bit of room to route cables.