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3R System R120-V3 Case Review

Let’s take a look at this mid-tower case from South Korean 3R System.

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Introduction

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Introduction (Cont’d)
  • 3. Inside 3RSystem R120-V3
  • 4. The Disk Drive Bays
  • 5. Main Specifications
  • 6. Conclusions

R120-V3 is based on the R120 case from the same manufacturer, where they removed the front LCD display/fan controller and added a module on the top with two 120 mm fans and two extra USB ports. Let’s take a look at this new release.

As you can see, the left panel is meshed with place for installing up to two 120 mm fans behind the available meshes, which feature air filters.

3RSystem R120-V3 caseFigure 1: 3RSystem R120-V3 case.

3RSystem R120-V3 caseFigure 2: 3RSystem R120-V3 case.

R120-V3 has a very sober looks and no front door is present. On its front panel we have four 5.25” bays, all using meshed covers with air filters. A 120 mm fan (which rotates at 1,100 rpm) is present on the lower section between the front panel and the hard disk bays, behind the existing air intake openings. This fan features an air filter and uses a standard peripheral power connector, so you must connect it directly to the power supply.

3RSystem R120-V3 caseFigure 3: Front panel.

The reviewed case comes with four USB ports, one eSATA port and the traditional mic in and heaphones out jacks on its front panel.

3RSystem R120-V3 caseFigure 4: Connectors.

Continue: Introduction (Cont’d)

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