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THE UMX2 INTERIOR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Interior of the UMX2 may not be on par with those found in Midi and Full towers but for such a small tower I’d say it has plenty.

 

 

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At the very top there's a bracket which allows you to either install a slim optical drive or a 3.5" HDD and right beneath it we find the 3x3.5" drive cage.

 

 

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The PSU area seems a bit cramped but according to Cooltek you can fit regular ATX sized models in there (up to 160mm long).

 

 

cooltek jonsbo umx2 19tcooltek jonsbo umx2 20tcooltek jonsbo umx2 21tcooltek jonsbo umx2 22tTo remove the PSU cage you will first need to remove 4 screws found at the front and rear.

 

 

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The mainboard tray has 3 holes for cable routing/management, 8 rubber coated holes used to mount two 2.5" drives at its rear and a very large hole underneath the CPU area for swapping backplates with ease.

 

 

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Cooltek has placed two 120mm fans at the base of the tower which probably make installing a regular ATX mainboard a bit tougher.

 

 

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With the side panel removed you now have access to the two removable air-filters placed right beneath the fans.

 

 

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Regular thumbscrews are used with the PCI expansion slots.

 

 

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This is the 140mm fan at the top of the tower.

 

 

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There's a total of 23mm of space right behind the mainboard tray so you should have zero issues with cable management.