Contents

I really liked the box that the Volcanus came in.  It doesn't have a lot of graphics and the graphics that it does have are subtle.

The packaging is more than adequate and pretty typical for computer cases. 

This is something that I wasn't expecting.  The Volcanus came with a little extra protection for the front facade.

Enermax gives you plenty of bright red drive rails, some motherboard screws, weight, instruction manual and some cool custom cable ties.  The drive rails have rubber grommets to help reduce noise caused by vibration.

Exterior

When I first saw the first case which was black with shiny black flames, I thought it was really cool and I liked it.  I was blown away with the second case when I saw the red flames.  The bright red really pops against the black background and reminds me of an old hot-rod.

The flames are on both sides for that wrapped around look.  I would have enjoyed seeing flames on the top of the case as well.

Mesh fronts seem to be the "in" thing right now.  I'm not too opposed to it (at the moment).  I like the look and it hasn't been overdone.  Behind the mesh is a removable filter material.  It will help keep the inside of your case clean.

The top of the case would look sweet with some flames shooting down from the front.  You can see where an exhuast fan can be mounted.  The top excepts a 120mm or 140mm fan.

The I/O panel is located on the front of the case, under the drive bays.  Aside from the standard mic/speaker port and two USB ports, the Volcanus also sports an eSATA port and a "light" button.  The light button controls the VEGAS LED fan modes.