OC3D Review: Cooler Master Cosmos S Case

[Jim]

"We take a look at Cooler Master's all-aluminium (well nearly) Cosmos S case"



Cooler Master Cosmos S Case

[ionicle]

now that looks like a nice case...

especially for watercoolers

i'm guessing if you wanted to, if not watercooling, you could have 3 120 mil fans just on the top of the case, blowing hot air out, which would work like convection

[Mr. Smith]

It's ok; too much plastic (any plastic on a case is too much) and doesnt accept thermochill rads :/

[Jim]

Originally Posted by name='Mr. Smith'

It's ok; too much plastic (any plastic on a case is too much) and doesnt accept thermochill rads :/

Yeah problem with thermochill rads is if you design a case to take one, it wont take anything else...and the global distribution of thermochill pretty much sucks

[Luigi]

Just a little heads up, the last page on the page selector is called "double click to edit"..

I havent had a chance to read through it all, this may be explained but whats the 24pin for?

[FarFarAway]

Oops so it is, changed

Case looks nice, fantastic to be a 360mm RAD ready

[equk]

I think it looks good for cooling and nice to be ready for watercooling etc.

It's a shame it looks really plasticy and cheap (even if it isn't)

Looks like Alienware meet Lian-Li

[XenoMorpH-TDI]

Looking at the back of the CosmosS. The casefan is much larger than standard casefan. I don't think CoolIT WC setups won't be able to fit on it?

[da2ca]

I really like it. If i was looking for a new case it would make the short list, no probs.

[!TIMMY!]

Very good review, looks a great case of internal water cooling. Timmy loves Coolermaster cases