A Better Look at Things -Inside:

The front bezel opens like a door, behind it you'll find the two 120mm fans pre-installed on the door. With the door open you'll also have access to the two hard drive cages and you can then remove the bay blanks as well so you can install devices into the 5.25” bays.

Removing the left panel you can get a better look at the fan and the wiring for it.

Once the panel is off we can get a better look at the interior of course. The motherboard tray is cut out to make installing and swapping CPU coolers easier. You'll also notice that there is no rear exhaust fan installed in the Nighthawk.

The bays use a clip system to hold your 5.25” devices in place and to hold the hard drive cages in place. You'll also need to use the included metal clips as well for the installation of any devices into the bays.

Like any case you'll find all of your motherboard connectors hanging around, the wires are nice and long as well.

Each hard drive bay can hold four HDDs, and they're are tool-less to install. They use a plastic rack mount style system for installation.

Here's the view from the right side of the case with the panel removed. You'll noticed the top control panel wires are bundled and secured for you already.

In the accessory bag you'll find the standard stuff, but you'll also find several more of the metal clips I mentioned above. These clips act as a ledge to hold your devices in place.