Moneual Silver MonCaso 320S Micro ATX Media Center / HTPC Case

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Moneual Silver Aluminum MonCaso 320S Micro ATX Media Center / HTPC Case

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Aluminum
Front Card Reader

A state-of-the-art media center is entitled to an equally state-of-the-art Home Theater PC case. MonCaso HTPC cases come in an elegant full-aluminum chassis that exudes quality and style complementing your living room aesthetic. With expandable storage space and full compatibility with all Windows Operating Systems, MonCaso HTPC cases are peerless in functionality, as well as in design.

Stylish Aluminum Case With compact, slim profile and full aluminum construction, the MonCaso 320B HTPC case delivers exceptional thermal performance and stylish minimalistic aesthetics that matches and extends the elegance of your living room.
The More Air Vents, the Better Ventilation Large area vent holes on top cover and side panel for graphics card ensure sufficient and fluent air flow for better system cooling.
Large Volume Knob Easily and conveniently adjust the volume level with the large knob on front panel.
SD/MMC/SDHC Card Reader & USB Ports With the SD/MMC/SDHC card reader and dual USB 2.0 ports on front panel, you can easily load your media card or USB flash drive and share photos, footages and other content on the large format display with your families.
Windows 7 MCE Control The Windows 7 MCE compatible IR remote control allows you to take command of the media playback at any spot of your room.

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General

Brand: Moneual

Model: MonCaso 320S

Spec

Type: Micro ATX Media Center / HTPC Case

Color: Silver

Case Material: Aluminum

Motherboard Compatibility: Micro ATX

Expansion

Internal 3.5" Drive Bays: 3

Expansion Slots: 4

Front Ports

Front USB Ports: USB 2.0

Front Card Reader: SD/MMC/SDHC Card Reader

Dimensions&Weight

Height: 4.13"

Width: 17"

Depth: 14.5"

Weight: 6.7 lbs.

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Support Phone: 949-450-0105
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Cedrick 11/27/2012 10:55:23 AM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Great Case Pros: Stylish, low-key, stealth This is a great looking case and its’ simple design easily outshines 95 percent of other HTPC cases out there. It’s all aluminum, and built-in card reader and & USB 2.0 in the flip-down front panel. It also has a data display that alternates between the information you’ve pre- selected using the included software. For cooling, there’s venting for all the major components and also slots for 3 case fans. This case looks more like an audio component than PC so if low-key stealth PC is what you’re looking for, this thing delivers. Cons: "Stick-on” DVD/BluRay cover, Limited control of the data display, dismal cooling options, Though I like this case, it’s still in need of a few tweaks. Those few tweaks can greatly improve the functionality and make it more worthy of the hefty sticker price. For starters it could use at least one USB 3.0 slot. Also, the DVD/BlueRay tray should be resized to accommodate the optical drive without using the aluminum cover, which would make using the cover optional. I personally don’t like the fact that the cover doesn’t allow me to see the activity light on the BluRay drive. Moneual should create a way to view the light when using the cover. Either increase the size of the fans it will accommodate or add a fan controller. That way, it would be possible to use the case with beefier components. Data display is great but the user has limited control over it. The software running the display should offer full customization of what the user wants displayed. I’d like to see the activity light for the hard drive and “standby” or “sleep” incorporated into the data display. Sometimes I just want to know that the computer is doing something and seeing the activity light makes this possible. Other Thoughts: The advice I offer to anyone using this case is to prepare for a difficult build. Be patient and understand in advance that some PSUs, memory modules, CPU coolers, or optical drives may not fit and leave you to return your purchase to find alternates. In the end your efforts will pay off as this case will help you build a great looking HTPC. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Cedrick
11/27/2012 10:55:23 AM
Tech Level: 4/5
Ownership: 2/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 5/5Great Case

Pros: Stylish, low-key, stealth

This is a great looking case and its’ simple design easily outshines 95 percent of other HTPC cases out there. It’s all aluminum, and built-in card reader and & USB 2.0 in the flip-down front panel. It also has a data display that alternates between the information you’ve pre- selected using the included software. For cooling, there’s venting for all the major components and also slots for 3 case fans. This case looks more like an audio component than PC so if low-key stealth PC is what you’re looking for, this thing delivers.

Cons: "Stick-on” DVD/BluRay cover, Limited control of the data display, dismal cooling options,

Though I like this case, it’s still in need of a few tweaks. Those few tweaks can greatly improve the functionality and make it more worthy of the hefty sticker price. For starters it could use at least one USB 3.0 slot. Also, the DVD/BlueRay tray should be resized to accommodate the optical drive without using the aluminum cover, which would make using the cover optional. I personally don’t like the fact that the cover doesn’t allow me to see the activity light on the BluRay drive. Moneual should create a way to view the light when using the cover.
Either increase the size of the fans it will accommodate or add a fan controller. That way, it would be possible to use the case with beefier components. Data display is great but the user has limited control over it. The software running the display should offer full customization of what the user wants displayed. I’d like to see the activity light for the hard drive and “standby” or “sleep” incorporated into the data display. Sometimes I just want to know that the computer is doing something and seeing the activity light makes this possible.

Other Thoughts: The advice I offer to anyone using this case is to prepare for a difficult build. Be patient and understand in advance that some PSUs, memory modules, CPU coolers, or optical drives may not fit and leave you to return your purchase to find alternates. In the end your efforts will pay off as this case will help you build a great looking HTPC.

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