While there is certainly
a ton of cooling in the LAN-0334, it's not as
efficiently designed as some other cases we've tested. That 4.75"
side panel is certainly the largest we've seen to date, but it's simply
not incredibly effective.
6.0
Expansion
Four 5.25"
external bays, two 3.5" external bay, and three 3.5" internal
bays is quite a bit for a case this size.
7.0
Quality
Our biggest disappointments
with the LAN-0334 come
under this category. In general, the edges of the sheet metal were not
well rounded and were easily sharp enough to cut your fingers with ease.
But by far our biggest
quality issue is with the power supply. The Sunny Technologies ATX-250
that came with our evaluation sample was quite possibly the worst power
supply to find its way into the AnandTech lab. In fact, it's the only
power supply we've tested that would cause our case testing test bed
to crash on a regular basis.
2.0
Features
Cooling is the big
draw of the LAN-0334, but other features include a removable motherboard
tray, included zip ties, and a carrying handle.
We'd still like to see a screwless design.
5.5
Price
At around $100 USD
($139.99 Canadian as listed on AMK's site), the LAN-0334 is a bit pricey
for what you get. The fans may be worth it, but the build quality definitely
is not.
3.0
Availability
Currently, all AMK
cases are only available directly from their website. While this limits
the vendors you can go through to just one, AMK should have no trouble
supplying the cases at the current demand level. Because they are in
Canada, that could complicate things with customs and international
shipping involved with every order outside Canada.
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