The 5.25" drive rails are hidden behind the bay covers. Very sneaky, you little aliens. They're not solidly clipped back there so you might find one or two that fell behind the front bezel but they work great and are crafted in a cool transparent blue plastic.

Also, notice there are 5 external 5.25" drive bays as opposed to the standard 4 that we see with
the Chenming design. The X-Superalien achieves this by eliminating the space between the 5.25"
bays and the 3.5" bays as well as the space below the 3.5" bays. Those of you who need more space like me will welcome that extra spot.

The best modification made to the Chenming design is the addition of a motherboard tray.  That's right, a fully removable motherboard tray, which is an essential these days when case shopping.
It's held down by a pair of screens and you remove it by pulling the two handles to the side. 
While this makes motherboard, CPU and HSF installation so much easier, I still prefer slide-out
motherboard trays. They're simply easier to use and you don't have to mess with the PCI slots.

Airflow is courtesy of 6 fans: two in the front, two in the back, one on the left side and a blow
hole, all of which sport 4 blue LEDs and are made of a transparent blue plastic. None of the fans
have a dust filter on them so be prepared to vacuum out your box every so often - or simply attach your own filters.

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