| #771 - XG Viper 2 Case |
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| Written by Zach Jeffers | |
| Sunday, 14 January 2007 | |
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Accessories: The XG Viper 2 case comes with a nice shinny black box full of goodies for you. Opening the box you will be greeted with layers of little baggies, parts and more. ![]() ![]() First you will find a couple of cable organizers. These really come in handy and I feel that more manufacturers should include these or organization options in the case. These organizers do not have pre-applied sticky tape. This comes separate and is easily applied to the plastic surface. Along with these organizers, you will find three white zip-ties. As we all know, these are a computer builders duct tape! ![]() ![]() ![]() In with the accessories is also a small zip lock baggy of mounting screws, motherboard mounts, etc. A second larger zip lock baggy contains all the necessary retention clips for the 5.25� and 3.5� drive bays. These simply clip into aligned drives and then you turn them to lock. Very easy, very simple. One thing I found is that when using these clips, the pegs that go into the drives can sometimes be too big and can break. We now have an optical drive with a plugged mount. Just something to keep in mind when you are trying to pull one off and it isn't playing nice... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Next you will find the User's Manual. This is very simple and clearly illustrated. ![]() ![]() You will find with this manual a product roster that included some deals; like a free �Mod Kit� before shipping and handling. This is something that is just straight up awesome. This kind of promotion is what makes the consumer come back! ![]() ![]() ![]() Next you find a optical disc with the label showing just the XG logo. Popping this into a computer gives you the option of installing the new Bloodrayne game, installing and downloading one hundred songs from eMusic, or installing Panda Platinum Internet Security. I have to say, this on top of the promotional offers is something that would bring me back to XG. Manufacturers should really be looking into this! ![]() ![]() ![]() |






















