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Raijintek PAEAN Case Review

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PAEANPAEAN is defined as “something  that expresses enthusiastic praise.” Described as an enthusiast-level dual-chamber open-frame/bench table ATX chassis, this new product definitely looks capable of living up to that definition. With the market currently seeing it’s fair share of open-air chassis, let’s see if Raijintek can provide something that will set it apart from these other manufacturers.

Raijintek was established in 2013 and in just four short years has increased their chassis product lines to include twelve designs. Their product offerings also include fans, CPU coolers, All-In-One (AIO) coolers, and various waterblocks for video cards and processors.

The PAEAN chassis includes two tempered glass panels on the left and right sides and a beefy 4 mm aluminum mid-panel providing the rigidity necessary for mounting the plethora of components necessary for a full-blown gaming computer. This review will provide an overview of packaging, setup and component installation so that you can make an informed decision about whether to include this chassis for your next gaming rig.

Packaging

The Raijintek PAEAN ships in a standard cardboard box with black graphics on the exterior highlighting some of the features of this chassis. The carton measures 190 mm (H) x 660 mm (L) x 500 mm (W) and weighs approximately 12.8 kg.

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Raijintek put a lot of thought into the packing and provides some of the best cushioning I have seen for a flat-packed chassis. The packaging is arranged into three layers of components. The first layer has separate storage compartments for each item and contains four left-side tempered glass brackets, four right-side tempered glass brackets, PCI bracket, HDD cage, PSU front / rear brackets, I/O module, an instruction sheet and a small parts box containing screws, Allen key and cable management tie-downs.

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The second layer holds the beefy 4 mm center plate.

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The last layer contains the two 5 mm tempered glass panels.

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Each small parts box contains the following:

  • 22 x #6-32 screws for VGA cards, PCI / PSU brackets and the HDD cage
  • 9 x motherboard tray stand-off
  • 9 x #6-32 motherboard screws
  • 12 x #6-32 screws for 3.5″ HDD
  • 12 x M3-L9 screws for 2.5″ HDD
  • 2 x M3-L10 screws for I/O module
  • 8 x M8-L16 screws for side panels
  • 4 x rubber PSU anti-vibration pads
  • 5 x cable management ties
  • 1 x Allen key for the side panel screws

Small-Parts

Raijintek PAEAN Specifications

Product Name PAEAN
Case Type Mid-Tower
Dimensions 286 mm (W) x 587 mm (D) x 417 mm (H)
Weight 10.8 kg
Material 4 mm Aluminum, 1mm SPCC
Color Black; Hair-silk Anodized
Motherboard Support ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
Drive Bay 3 x Internal 3.5″ (tool-free)
3 x Internal 2.5″ (tool-free)
Expansion Slot 8
I/O Panel 4 x USB 3.0
1 x HD Audio
Power Supply PS/2 (internal bottom-mount)
Cooling System 120 / 140 / 240 / 280 / 360 mm Radiator (option)
CPU Cooler Height 140 mm (maximum)
Graphic Card Length 310 mm (maximum)
Side Panel Style 5 mm Tempered Glass

 

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