Rosewill Line-M Review 4

Rosewill Line-M Review

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Introduction


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


The Rosewill Line-M chassis is a mATX mini tower that may not look like much at first, but its list of features is quite long, which may make it very interesting to not only the general- and office user but also the gamer. Those who want something bigger in a similar look and with the same extras should take a look at the Rosewill Line chassis that can hold fully sized ATX motherboards.

Rosewill Line-M
Colorblack/black
Drive Bays External: 2x 5.25" & 1x 3.5"
Internal: 2x 3.5" & 1x 3.5/2.5"
Form Factor Micro-ATX
Expansion Slots 5
CoolingFront: 1x 120 mm (included)
Rear: 1x 120 mm (included)
Top: NONE
Floor: NONE
Side: 2x 120 mm (optional)
Dimensions7.29" x 14.37" x 15.74" (W x H x D)
WeightN/A
SwitchesPower & Reset
I/OUSB 3.0 x 2, USB 2.0 x 2, Audio In and Out (Supports HD audio)

Packaging


Rosewill ships the Line-M in a very unspectacular, brown cardboard box. You will find the company logo and the model name on the larger sides. The smaller ones do not really provide any more relevant information, but holes on these allow for easy transportation home from the shop or post office.


The Line-M is held in place by two Styrofoam spacers, and a plastic bag ensures that you get the unit in pristine condition.

Contents


Besides a good manual, you will receive all-black screws, a few zip ties, and two covers for the motherboard expansion bays. This is a good set of extras for a chassis of this price range.
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