GMC H-80 Case
Apr 5th, 2010 | By ChrisGMC’s H-80 comes packaged in a corrugated cardboard box. Measuring 22″(h) x 20″(l) x 10″(w), it’s the standard size for an ATX case. The art on the box is attractive; on the front, we have the corner “peeled” back, revealing model name, and directly down from that is a few quick features. The chassis stands menacingly in the middle.
Moving right over to the left, we are presented with the same face as the front; model, product, and features.
Viewing the back of the box, we see the H-80′s main features. On the bottom half we get the features again, with the addition of pictures. On the top half, we get a three-way shot of the body.
Rotating a final 90 degrees, we are given some quick specifications on the chassis
Cutting the tape across the center crease, I fold back the flaps, grab hold of the Styrofoam, and pull it out. The H-80 is wrapped up in a plastic bag and capped with Styrofoam on both ends. As you can see in the image, the Styrofoam is cracked towards the back. Needless to say, the H-80 remained completely unharmed; the Styrofoam did its appropriate job.
Before I unveil the H-80 completely, let’s take a deeper look at the features and specifications.