The front of the case pulls off just like other popular aluminum cases. Behind the face plate I was surprised to find a filter over the front fans and a fan controller that will allow you to adjust the two front fan's RPM. The drive blanks are held on with thumb screws from the left side and if you remove the back side panel you will find more thumb screws holding the right side of the drive blanks.

I was happy to see that everywhere there was a screw needed it was a thumb screw. If you look at the photos of the inside of the case you will notice those white sliders on the side of each bay. This is the best slider system I have ever seen. You slide the drive in with no slider like most cases need and it clicks in place, slide the slider over and lock it.  The slider sticks two small pieces of metal through screw holes on the left hand side of the drive, holding it in place. That's it your drives installed.