Coolmaster Chassis

DeadandBuried

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hahaa, i kinda like the color theme of sharkoon t28, cm 690 iii and storm 2 looks enormous.

The CM690III is big but easy to use. Since it's the latest release from CM, it has all the usual refinements, machineguns, rockets, the GPS... Oh wait, no it doesn't. That's James Bond's car from Tomorrow Never Dies....

It's mostly tool-less for the drives, but the PCI slots behind still uses screws (which I think is more secure so I approve).

USB slots on top rather than in front, but take note the USB and power switch are covered by a clear black plastic which you need to slide back every time if you decide to use the cover. They removed the hot swap HDD bay (from the CM690II Advance) but left the compartment so you now have a small storage compartment on top.

Overall a good casing, but unless you want convenience, you're overclocking, or you have a lot of HDDs, I think you can find cheaper ones with slightly less features but does the job just as well.
 

hohohos

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coolermaster N200
cheap & good Matx case:vijayadmin:
I prefer case that the front panel can just pull out easily
for cleaning dust filters
 
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