Even at this price point, this is unusual. Five drive bays are visible at the front, two of which house the CD-ROM drive and SuperDisk drive. An additional bay inside the case holds the Seagate drive. Undo the four screws and pull off the cover, and you'll find an Intel SE440BX motherboard with a Phoenix BIOS and an Intel 440BX AGPset. The shared slot and three PCI slots remain vacant for future expansion.
Interior room is plentiful, and no errant wires or cables block access.
Clearly, this plan is geared toward business users. However, you will find driver upgrades and component-vendor links. The Gold 400 carries a reasonable warranty that covers parts and labor for three years through either parts shipping or by returning the system to CMO for repair. If you only want onsite service for one year, you're better off going with alternate vendors. Otherwise, the CMO plan is more cost-effective.