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Ahanix dboX Computer Case Review
Author: Alan Wong
Date Posted: October 21st, 2003
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Bottom Line: The last few years have given rise to cases with modded windows – a practice previously unheard of. Now it’s a growing a trend to have a modded PC case with a side panel window. With so many options available which should you choose? We reviewed the Ahanix dboX and liked it although there were a few minor issues. Read on to find out what we found in our official review.......
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Packaging
When I first received the box, I was quite surprised. Usually, most cases that you buy come in those rough surfaced brown boxes and sometimes don’t even have the brand name and/or the company’s contact information. The Ahanix box came clearly labeled with photographs and illustrations printed on it. Although it doesn’t prove much about the case, it does give you an impression that the company has a little prestige.
 
The packaging was good. There are Styrofoam boards on the front and rear panel of the case and Styrofoam holsters for the top and bottom part of the case. The whole case was wrapped in a bag and the side panel had plastic wrapping to protect the window from scratches and the sort. All in all, the packaging was standard and pretty good.
 
 
Included inside the case was a small instructions manual on how to configure the ICB (Integrated Chipset Board), including how to set up the thermal sensors, and how to set the fan speed. A bag of various screws and washers were included as well. Ahanix generously offered an extra CD bay bezel, allowing users to cover up to 3 drives without having to buy an extra bezel.
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