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Sunbeam 3D Storm Review
The Case »Packaging and Contents
The 3D Storm comes in a large color box with the specifications listed on both ends in multiple languages.
Inside the case you will find a small cardboard box filled with the required assembly pieces. This includes motherboard standoffs and screws, fan screws, plastic feet, a plastic wire tie and a base to secure the tie. Another nice feature included with the case is a loop for a Kensington lock.
Also included with the case is a paper manual. This seems to be standard for Sunbeam cases, and beginners will surely appreciate it.
Apr 19th, 2024 22:01 EDT
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