Installing a full system inside SB 600 is relatively easy thanks to the layout and features which are included. The one aspect which did take some time and persuasion was the cable management. There is very little space to store any redundant cables around the HDD cage area – keeping things tidy can be tricky.

Inside, the chassis caters for a wide selection of hardware and is flexible in many different ways. The HDD cage can be completely detached if desired since there are SSD mounts on the rear of the motherboard tray.


To install a 3.5” drive, two rubber brackets need to be installed to either side of the drive and once attached the unit is then slid into one of the available slots on the HDD cage. This provides anti-vibration and is a scratch-free method of getting storage into the chassis.

Overall we’re impressed by SB 600 – over on the next page we’ll explore the clearance options found inside.