Review on Computer case Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH black by Mateusz Sztrekier ᠌

A simple but effective case design for maximizing internal airflow. boards and memory as fans and radiators whir and mat. No need for dropsy if they can fit in here. Lots much room! Simply said, it's a good case for the money. There are benefits: The lid does not rattle or budge and the structure is stable, despite the rather thick steel (0.6 mm on average). The airflow is great, and there's room for six fans, which is great in theory, however the bottom fan, which blows under the case, serves no practical purpose except making the hdd grateful. The space allotted for cables is sufficient, measuring in at around 2 centimeters. Those who place a premium on aesthetics will find themselves disappointed; there are no flashing lights, no glasses, and no rgb tapes on the front panel. Though a rgb module isn't included in this particular model, adding one to make the case glow like a Christmas tree ornament is no sweat. On the left side, there is a protective pane of tempered glass. Ill effects: There are no drawbacks worth mentioning, especially considering the low price. Two fans are attached to the top cover, which can be seen as a potential flaw. The holes in which the fans are installed are somewhat rounded, giving them an untrustworthy appearance. The hdd bay is glued shut and will require drilling to open.