MGE Sidewinder: A Look at a Gaming Chassis

Expansion

For being such a small case, the Sidewinder has just enough space to allow for expansion. For starters, it has a total of four 5-1/4" drive bays at the top. It's too bad that MGE decided to leave out tool-less features of this chassis, but since this seems like a value-priced case, we don't really mind. What's a couple of screws to secure a drive, right?

The rest of the bays are the 3-1/2" flavor and also require screws, as we mentioned earlier, to secure the drives mounted in them. The top two are exposed for floppy or memory card reader drives.

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The Sidewinder has the standard 7 expansion slots for motherboard add-on cards, like VGA and sound. These also make use of traditional screws to mount cards in place.