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Thermaltake Element G
XSReviews
- Conclusion: The Thermaltake Element G is a great contender if you’re looking for a new chassis: it’s got the looks complete with adjustable LEDs; the cooling potential to cool even
- Pros: Adjustable LEDs and attractive design, Cable Management, Noise, Lots of cooling potential, Easy installation
- Cons: No eSATA port, Top is a little weak
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Cooler Master HAF 922 ATX Case
Overclock3D
- Conclusion: I'm struggling with this one as the 922 hasn't exactly had the easiest start in life, trying to live up to the standards of its bigger brother the 932.
- Pros: Great Airflow, Plenty of room for cables, even a non modular PSU, Easy installation even with full sized components, Cheaper than a CM Storm Sniper
- Cons: No 15mm radiator support, Limited water cooling options
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Cooler Master CM Storm Enforcer
TechRadar UK
- Excerpt: The Cooler Master CM Storm Enforcer aims to offer an excellent chassis for building your own sturdy, well designed and good looking gaming PC.
- Pros: Good cooling system and options, Room to install components, Tidy cable management, Anti-vibration rubber to quieten, Low price
- Cons: Small size tricky for large graphics cards, No external fan control
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NZXT Phantom Case
KitGuru
- Excerpt: Not long ago NZXT officially announced their upcoming new Full tower chassis The Phantom. This case is targeting the enthusiast market and offers many exciting features. The company spent countless hours working with members of the Case modding community like Craig Brugger and Bill Owen to help bring a product to fruition that is both easy on the eyes and very user friendly. The exterior features an elegant high gloss finish and will be available in Red, White and Black.
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Corsair Graphite 600T Mid-Tower Case
KitGuru
- Excerpt: Corsair have been building on their success in the memory business, expanding into many other areas of tech in the past few years. But they haven’t done so in a half-hearted way – each new product they have launched has been class leading like their H70 watercooler which we reviewed recently. Today we’re going to look at Corsair’s latest PC case, the Graphite 600T, which fits in at the bottom of their range beneath the popular Obsidian series.
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