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Taking the left-hand side of the chassis off, we find there are two ‘levels' to the CM HAF XB. On the bottom we find 4 x 2.5″ bays, and 2 x 5.25″ bays (accessible from the front).
Removing the right-hand side of the chassis, we see space for a power supply and the 2 x 3.5″ X-Dock bays.
Removing the top gives us direct access to the inside of the chassis.
The motherboard tray can be removed to allow the installation of hard disk drives, a power supply and optical drives. This is also great if you are likely to switch motherboards, but keep everything else the same.
At the front of the chassis are 2 x 120mm CM high rpm fans which are configured in an intake position.
The X-Dock is fitted to the front of the chassis, and allows 2 x SATA HDD's to be powered by one Molex connector.
Removing the front of the chassis, we can see the Optical Drive bays and the two fans from the other side.
Fantastic idea, good price too. Just not sure im the kind of user to need it.
I admire Cooler Master for releasing something like this, but the audience is very limited IMO. wont be a big seller.
Buying it… it is done
let us know how you get on with it 🙂