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Gigabyte Poseidon 310
The same can be said about the Gigabyte Poseidon 310 (furthest right), which has a similarly sturdy front door, this time with an angular cut-out which reveals a singly gleaming power button.
The quick-release catches feel a little cheaper than the Jeantech's, and you don't get them on the three side-mounted hard disk bays either.
Airflow comes from front and rear 120mm fans, and you have the choice of a side grill or window, but there's little here to justify the premium over the similar Jeantech.
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