Aerocool M40, Desktop, PC, Black, 11.6" (295 mm), 13.7" (348 mm), 5.12" (130 mm) Aerocool M40. Form factor: Desktop, Type: PC, Product color: Black. Width: 11.6" (295 mm), Depth: 13.7" (348 mm), Height: 5.12" (130 mm). Ventilation fan(s): 1 x 120 mm, Internal drive bays: 2 x HDD, External drive bays: 2 x 5.25", 1 x 3.5" There is a small display in the top left of the front panel. As opposed to the previous model in which the display was accompanied with four buttons and a fan speed controller... First I want to say a few general words about AeroCool’s products I have had a chance to check out. All the system cases are rather interesting and competitive in such a complex and densely populated market sector as the medium price range. Yes, the... Today we will be reviewing the Aerocool M40 but first a little bit about the company.AeroCool.US is established in 2002 in the US and is committed to share their technical expertise and innovative design in providing total-solution for thermal manageme... Split chassis design, Easy access to all the hardware installed, Glossy finish, Great design, LCD for monitoring one fan and temp sensor, Toolless design got the 5.25 inch bay, Up to 4 additional fans can be installed, Rubber case feet Steel Construction, Not enough case ventilation, Depending on the cpu heatsink used may not get enough airflow, LCD could offer more functionality, No thumb screws There you have it, a small form factor case that is actually easy to work with, you will spend more time getting your game on with this case then with other cases where you spend most of your time cursing at how cramped and awkward it is getting your ... The AeroCool M40 is a unique case that has potential but falls short of the mark. We could not get the HDD cage to fully seat with any of our video cards. We had to resort to onboard video!! The quality of the case was marred by the hinge screws cau... Deciding on a computer case is a fairly large decision. This helps you decide on form factor, air flow, and even the specific use of the computer. Today we'll be taking a look at a case that would be excellent for LAN parties and just showing off to y... It is getting to the point that if you own a Hi-Def TV you need or at least want a PC connected to it, and one thing is certain you do not want a full-tower case to be parked next to that TV. So what choice do these user have, they can install their system in a Small Form Factor case and get away from the mass of metal and plastic that normal sit...