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BUC Overview
The BUC definitely has its own style; it does not look like a plain old mid-tower.  The chassis is all black, which is the only color that it comes in.  The actual dimensions of the case are 485 x 210 x 506mm (19.1″ x 8.3″ x 19.9″), which means it is not an overly-large mid-tower, but not a small one either.

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The top and bottom of the front bezel extrude out from the case, which gives the BUC a unique look.  Towards the bottom of the case there is a honeycomb bezel that covers the 120mm intake fan.  Right above it is a single 3.5-inch external drive bay.

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Moving up you have 3 5.25-inch drive bays, each one has a honeycomb bezel cover.  All the way at the top of the case you have your front panel connection, which include 2 USB 2.0, eSATA, and HD audio.  On the right side of these connections is the power button and on the opposite side is the reset button.

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On the actual top of the case there is a tray-like section with a single USB 3.0 port.  This can be used to put a portable USB 3.0 hard drive on, your keys or anything really.  Moving back there is another honeycomb section where you will find another 120mm fan.

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Moving on to the side panel of the case, the first thing that catches your attention is the large honeycomb section.  This section not only lets people take a glimpse inside of your case it has mounting spots for 2 additional 120mm fans.  Also on the side of the case you will see a lock section that when opened reveals the internal drive bays for easy access and hot-swap capabilities.

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Around back we have the basic setup.  Up top you can see the 120mm exhaust fan and 2 water-cooling holes.

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Looking at the bottom of the case you can see a removable fan filter below where your power supply will be mounted.  This is pretty much standard on most cases these days.

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