My main complain with this windows is that the window itself picks up a lot of micro fibres and may add up overtime. On the side of the case you will find a massive window to show off all of your components. The filter adds a very nice touch to the case making much cleaner to look at. These are not visible to the eye due to the magnetic filter that is placed on top of it. On the top of the case you will find the mounting hole which can support up to a triple radiator. Overall the front of the 750D is really nice with its brushed aluminium and hidden features beneath the front panel. The top of the front i/o comes with two USB2.0 and two USB3.0, you will also find the usual headphone and microphone jack. These fans can be removed and the space may serve you as a place to put a 240/280mm radiator. The front panel supports up to three 5 1/4' bay drives, as well as a detachable front panel which opens to reveal, a removable dust filter, and two 140mm fans set to intake. Familiar to those who have owned an Obsidian series case before, the 750D comes presented with a brushed aluminum front panel.

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