Introduction

I would like to thank GMC for supplying the review sample.

GMC started out as a distributor of various brands for the Korean market in 1996, from there the company expanded its portfolio and is now a standalone brand with cases and power supplies. They made a few waves with the R2-TOAST mid tower chassis, which was designed in a way to eject the CD tray upward within the front of the chassis. This is what the company has to say about itself:

GM Corporation Ltd is a manufacturer and distributor headquartered in Seoul, Korea and founded in 1996. The company offers a wide range of PC cases, power supplies, computer peripheral and service to customers worldwide. It is GMC's mission to be the best provider of the state-of- the-art products in the global market. By offering superior products and complete service, the company seeks to share the enjoyable computer life for worldwide end users.

Specifications

Packaging

GMC ships the chassis in a full color cardboard box with a black backdrop. One corner has an image of peeling off, revealing the H-80 name of the enclosure along with a picture of the unit itself. Turning the packaging over, there are various close-ups to showcase all the H-80s unique features. The side holds another image of the case along with its specifications.


GMC secures the H-80 with fairly large Styrofoam spacers and further protects it with a thin plastic bag. Considering the chassis was shipped half way across the world, you can assume that yours will make it to you safe and sound as well.