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Question: Is it good if I don't use water cooling ?
Document: It's a nice bonus, and it actually helps me keep good track of all the USBs and SD devices I use constantly. There is very little plastic on top of this case, but the very minor spots it does will not effect the cooling. Placing everything into the system was easy and even fun. This case is gigantic though and does weigh more than you'll even expect it too.
Wow! There isn't much plastic on this case... a pleasant surprise. The top and bottom fans have removable/washable filters. If water-cooling is your thing, you'll be pleased with the rubber grommets. Those too are of good quality. I didn't realize how huge the single top fan would be. It's enormous, and hopefully is large enough to push a lot of air without being too loud. There is a translucent protective plastic film over the side window and the top buttons.
One week in use. First off, bought this for my first PC build ever. I hadn't got the chance to see it in person, but saw it's brother Storm Trooper in display but inside its packaging so had a fairly good idea of its size. But this thing upon unboxing is HUGE! Careful, when first unboxing it because it is a static magnet. Be sure to read the manual if you are a first timer, don't make that mistake I did and had confusion on which screw to use.
This think is a beast in all respects. It takes your cable mess and swallows it up, leaving it nice and neat. You overstuffed your previous case with hard drives and graphics cards? This case can fit whatever you can throw at it. Your system used to overheat? This creates a vortex of air, and is easy to rig for water cooling.To be honest, I was VERY wary of buying a full tower. This thing has changed my tune.
I use an air powered Cooler Master Hyper 212 with dual fans, but there is easily room for a liquid cooling system. I also use a ATX motherboard, but this thing will fit just about anything that I can tell. On the front of the case, I have a blu ray burner and a DVD burner on the first two slots, and a dual 3.0 slot tucked into the third spot.
It ships with 4 cooling fans. 2 intakes (with white LED) for the HDD/SSD bays, a massive 200mm top exhaust and a 140mm rear exhaust. I added a 120mm intake fan for the bottom of the case. Case cooling is surprisingly to me very efficient. Under heavy use my case stays in the mid 30c range at worse.This case is a full tower, thus large so check the specs to insure it will fit wherever you intend to place it.
Plenty of room for both storage and the biggest of video cards. Looks like most any water cooling solution will fit with no problem as well. It's kind of heavy, but that's because it's built rock solid.
Worth the money this case is amazing.The build quality, finish, layout and flexibility of cooling is top if the line.Excellent for air-cooling just tern the front fans facing in. A mutated of water cooling options to.The handle on top is bolted onto the metal part of the case and is veary tough. If it was any bigger I'd sell my house and live in it.
it has everything a gamer would need fan control filtration & even liquid cooling mounting lights on fan a perk but i never use them.this case also has a large padded handle on top which makes lan partiers a must have.This by far is one of the best cases i have ever had the pleasure of using. It also will fit todays LARGE motherboards & will prolly be viable for a few years to come
I've been using this case for a few months now and have had no issues so far. I also really like the parts box that pulls out from the bottom front of the case, I use it to store small computer screws, usb flash drives and other stuff of the sort.
Answer: If you're gonna use lots of HDDs like I do then the air would be blocked by them. There is only 2 in-take fans 120mm.