The Strike-X Xtreme Black Edition ships in a large, brightly colored box. Inside, the case is protected by layers of Styrofoam.
Included in the box are manuals, cable ties and enough screws to mount additional fans and to secure components.
Also included is a 3.5″ drive adapter which can be used to install a 6th hard drive in one of the 5.25″ drive bays.
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Doesnt look bad, but its a bit plasticky still. Never seen their cases in the flesh, would like a hands on before considering.
for me its a great case i fit nearly all cables easily just 24pin connector was little hard to put through rubber groumet cable management was ok only 2 cons for me is: 1. i wish front and top covers are metal 2. plastic pci-e cover makes noise so i take it out
This is a nice cheap mid tower case. My only problem with this is the lack of space for cable management, especially if you have a non-modular PSU, and the HDD drive tray is unremovable so it won’t fit a really large graphics card such as a Gigabyte GTX 970 which is around 300mm. If only the upper half of the HDD drive tray can be removed, then this would fit in any graphics card.