Enermax Hoplite ST
Overview
Hardware: Cases & PSUWHAT WE LIKED:
Top mounted hot-swapable hardrive bay, tool less design, lots of room for a mid tower case, light and easily portable.WHAT WE DISLIKED:
there is quite a bit of plastic used in the case.Discuss in the Forum
Specs and Package
• transparent acrylic side window
• four 5.25″ drive bays
• six 2.5″ and 3.5″ compatible drive bays
• seven expansion slots
• 2x included 120mm fans one in front and one in rear, room for 1X 120/140mm fan on top and 2X 120mm fans on side panel
• supports ATX and micro ATX motherboards
• form factor mid tower
• made of high quality plastic and steel
• ATX power supply (not included)
• front IO panel:
- 2 x USB 2.0
- 1 x USB 3.0
- HD audio (3.5mm mic and headphone jack)
- power and reset switch
- fan controller
• dimensions (D x W x H) 487 x 200 x 496mm
• graphics card support up to 403mm
The Hoplite ST comes in a fairly plain corrugated cardboard box. The box’s job isn’t to look pretty, it’s to protect the computer case on its commute, which it does well. The case is packed in the cardboard box with foam, assuring that the case is secure inside the box and to dampen and absorb shock from bumps or drops.
The front of the box is very plain. It includes the name of the case, model number, a graphic showing what the case looks like and some Enermax branding printed on the front.
The back of the box is identical to the front.
The accessories it comes with are a bag of standard screws and stand-offs, a small internal speaker, a user’s manual and two re-usable Velcro Enermax cable ties.
Now let’s check out the outside of the case itself.
