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• meacupla - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  am I seeing that right? a removable mobo tray AND a removable 'ugly parts' rack?
  
  That Atlas is definitely one of the better looking cubes I've seen.

• Zak - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Looks good but like the Corsair I owned case it wastes a lot of space. Floor space in particular. But I think this is inherent to the design.

• meacupla - Thursday, June 11, 2015 - link

  Yeah, I was never a fan of these double wide cube cases.
  
  I always thought of them as a simple solution to adding space for watercooling, when the designers could have put in some thought for a clever solution.
  
  Silverstone TJ07, the case that Corsair 900D improves upon, was a pretty clever solution, I think.

• Gigaplex - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Is it just me, or is that an IDE drive next to the hard drive sled that won't actually fit due to the sled obstructing the ports on the drive?

• creed3020 - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Definitely IDE drives lol.
  
  I guess their show floor example is not actually functional.

• Zak - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  That's just plain weird... They didn't have a SATA drive on hand? Where did they even dig out an IDE drive?!

• nathanddrews - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Haven't they heard the news? LEDs are out - EL tape is in!

• Impulses - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Guess I'm really behind the curve, there's still a pair of cold cathodes in my case... :P

• Impulses - Wednesday, June 10, 2015 - link

  Atlas looks like a bigger beefier Corsair Air 540... And it still doesn't make better use of the right chamber. I like the concept for the purpose of direct airflow more than anything (easier to work with than Silverstone's rotated designs), but the right chamber should either house a dozen drive bays or be at least half the size.