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 System build  DVD-ROM install  HDD rack  HDD rack empty space The system build was typical of the mainstream systems on the market today with a low power E5200 CPU, 2GB of DDR2 memory, a Radeon HD 4770 video card, a Thermaltake 450W Cable Management PurePower PSU, and the 36GB WD Raptor HDD being the only item not typical. In any event, installation of the DVD-ROM was easy, remove the front cover slide the drive into place after removing the front face plate.  Left side installed  Front installed  Right side installed  Rear installed After removing the HDD rack, slide two drive rails onto the HDD side and slide the HDD into place on the rack. After all HDDs are installed slide the rack back into place on the case and screw it in. The same procedure can be done with the FDD rack, simply remove the front face plate of the FDD, slide it into place and lock it in.  3/4 installed  Powered on Installation of the motherboard was easy even without the removable motherboard tray. Simply follow the standoff placement in the manual to screw in standoffs, insert the Rear IO panel into the hole, and screw the motherboard into place. Note that the PCI Expansion slots each have a flip-up cover that allows you to remove the PCI cover. Installing a PCI device is a simple matter of sliding it into a vacant hole and flipping down the cover. You can also screw it in place if you want added security. Install the PSU, connect everything and install the 120mm fan on the rear and you are done (assuming you installed the CPU onto the motherboard and memory onto the motherboard before mounting it.)  
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