All the way at the bottom we see a little red switch. It turns the cold cathode lighting at the bottom on/off.

Once you remove the side panel you'll immediately stumble into the 3D Core fan. Horrible naming I know, but this fan system comes with two 120mm fans that can be moved up or down, and the upper fan can be pivoted so the fan blows either towards the back, or on the motherboard and expansion slots.

It's overall a very clever inclusion for optimal mainboard and component cooling. To your upper right you can see seven external bays with tool-less retention clips.

For the internal drive cage, three 3.5" bays sit below the external cages. Included with the Tuniq 3 are six HDD rails, motherboard standoffs, and screws. Also included is a paper manual.

The front bay area has five 5.25" bays, two external 3.5" bays and three internal 3.5" bays, all with tool-less latches to secure the drives.