Introduction

I would like to thank Enermax for providing the review sample.

Most of you may know Enermax for their power supplies, but the company has been making various other products like input devices, fans, notebook coolers and cases..

Enermax has been around since 1990, so they have over 20 years of experience as a brand in the market. While the word "diversify" is on everyone's agenda nowadays, to reduce dependency on one type of product - may it be memory, cooling, or in this case power supplies, only few companies manage to break into different markets with unique and high quality products.


We are taking a look at the SpineRex chassis today, which is Enermax's latest full tower chassis.

Packaging

Enermax ships the chassis in a full color box, with a partial image of the chassis on one side. If you want to get more detail, you will have to turn the package around as all the details have been placed on the other side, while the specifications have been placed on the side panel of the box. Overall, Enermax has done a good job conveying the advantages of the SpineRex.


Due to the size of the chassis, it has been secured with foam spacers instead of brittle Styrofoam. This is a good thing, as it is able to absorb any fall without breaking apart.

Contents

You will receive a well rounded package of extras with the chassis. A few parts to route cables and to hold them together are part of this set. A sticker also shows the different lighting possibilities of the fans along with a manual which explains how to assemble your system. Since most of the drive bays utilize rails, a tray filled with such parts can also be found within the case itself.