The front bezel is removed by squeezing six tabs (three on each side) on the inside of the chassis. With the bezel removed, we get a better look at the front intake fan grill. Factor in this somewhat restrictive grill and the bezel design, airflow could be an issue here. Also notice how all of the wires enter the case on the left side. I didn't really see the point in this, as it only will bring down the overall clean look once you get some hardware in the system. I decided to move the front panel connector wires to the right side when I put the bezel back in place. A quick look at the backside of the plastic bezel shows noise dampening foam covering each drive bay insert.





Speaking of the noise dampening material, here you can see it all throughout the case: upper and lower panels as well as on the inside of both side panels. Move ahead as we dig deeper inside the HUSH...