THE HORUS MX EXTERIOR

The 443mm tall, 491mm long and 207mm thick Horus MX mATX tower follows the same sci-fi design like the Viper GX so it's obviously more suited for young audiences.

Part of the right side panel features a nice clear plastic window which features a spot for a 120mm intake fan.

The fascia is made out of glossy/matte plastic and it actually looks much better when looking at it head on.

Most of the fascia is actually a door that opens clockwise. Unfortunately it only opens 90 degrees and can't be switched to the other side.

All three optical drive bay covers feature easy release locks.

The fascia has two perforated sections one placed beneath the 5.25" bays and one beneath that.

The I/O includes the HDD activity LED, reset button, one USB 3.0 port, headphones and microphone 3.5mm ports and one USB 2.0 port.

Behind the fascia Raidmax has placed room for two 120mm intake fans, unfortunately however both are not included.

The top rear of the case is perforated and according to Raidmax here you can place two 120mm exhaust fans, one 140mm exhaust fan or an 280mm long radiator (240mm one, 280mm in total length).

At the rear we see the only pre-installed fan (120mm), 5 PCI expansion slots and the PSU area.

As you can see the left side panel extends outwards to allow for more space behind the mainboard tray (better cable routing).

Moving at the bottom of the Horus MX we see a metallic air-filter and four somewhat tall round rubber feet.