Review on Computer case Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH black by Stanislaw Biedka ᠌

If you want there to be good air circulation inside the case, all you need is a nice case. Fans rotate, radiators cool, and boards and memory are wiped clean. Who needs dropsy, they won't have any trouble fitting in here at all. More than enough room. Simply put, a reliable case for the cost. Got pros: The steel has an average thickness of 0.6 millimeters, yet despite its strength, the construction is quite stable; the cover does not shake and does not bow. The ventilation is really good, and there is the capability to attach six fans; however, the bottom fan is pretty much worthless because it blows under the casing; the hard drive will be grateful for this, but it doesn't really make much sense. The cable management is adequate, measuring about 2 centimeters, which is sufficient for everything and yet leaves room. For those who place a high value on aesthetics, there is not a lot of it here; there are no rgb tapes on the front panel, no glasses, and no flashing. Although this model does not have an RGB module at all, it is not difficult to purchase one separately so that the case can be illuminated in the style of a Christmas tree toy. On the left side, there is a cover made of tempered glass that is offered. Different cons: In light of the low cost, it is difficult to see any potential drawbacks. You might detect a problem with the top cover, for instance, because there are two fans attached to it. The holes in which the fans are supposed to go have a tiny bend to them and do not appear to be very trustworthy. Since the HDD container is riveted, removing it will require some drilling on your part.