Riotoro CR1080 Compact PC Case review - Product Showcase - Interior

Right, the 'backside'. Nice and clean, lots of space for your cable routing. You cannot see them but there are grommet holes. To the top left you can see the SSD mount, at the bottom left the PSU bay in which you can hide your PSU away. 

Riotoro makes use of all black cabling, that's done right. We like that as a detail very much. Towards your upper right an HDD can be installed btw. The one thing with this chassis is storage limitation, you can house one SSD and one HDD. Then again, I do not know how many people would actually need more than that?

 
At the backside you'll have roughly up-to 5cm of clearance for cable routing, that's perfect. The chassis is designed in such a manner that it is very 'workable' and spacious despite its compact design.
 

 
The HDD you can simply pop into a plastic tray, this is not rubberized though, with a loud enough HDD it might resonate a bit. You simply slide one in and it is secure.  
 

 
The same can be said for the SSDs, you mount them into the tray to the upper left. All very workable and manageable really. But store storage options are a bit limited. Then again this is a compact chassis of course.

The power supply can be up-to 175x150x85mm, so that is a standard ATX power supply measurement. Riotoro already seated one for us. That is not included at standard, of course.