I just cut up the Plexi glass and screw them together with jot. Other then that, nothing to fancy. Later I'll take it apart and take picture of the detail part. Read it here . While there are a lot of things about this case that I appreciate, there are also quite a few features that don't go as well.
Lets start from the most obvious ones.
Stick in just any ol' generic Power supply, and lord knows what you can count on. Once again Christine Goutaland at Antec has come through again, and graciously provided us with a couple of their higher end power supplies to check out. The Antec PP303x 300 watt supply was included in the Antec SX830 Workstation case we just reviewed, and the PP403x is available as a standalone supply, or available standard in their SX840 Workstation. It has many useful and practical features for a case in it's price change. I typically don't like drive rails because I always end up loosing the ones that I don't use at first, then later when I add more hardware in, I can't because I lost the rails.