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Once we flip around the windows the fan duct is more visible. Basically cold air is being brought from outside the PC and sucked into the fan duct. So you processor is optimally cooled as the ambient temperature inside a PC, and thus its air, is often way hotter then the 'outside' temperature.

Minor complaint here. The side windows has plastic wrapped over the window. The mistake CaseBuy makes is that they take the plexi glass, plastic wrap foil it and then mount that window onto the side panel. So a layer of plastic is stuck between the side panel and window. It's really hard to remove.

Here we see the backside of the PC. Nothing special or unique than other normal ATX cases. However, you can unmistakably see that the case is equipped with a 120mm cooling fan for the case airflow exhaust. Its LED is colored bue once activated.

Gotta love thumb screws. There are four of them on the backside for the side panels. The rest of the casing uses standard screws (supplied). The side panel is a simple business and doesn't have any side panel locking mechanisms. It was locked rather hard though and I did need a little force to get the casing open.