DEEPCOOL TESSERACT Computer Standard Chassis Review

Cons - Cable management for mobile power supplies is terrible - PCI backplanes cannot be reinserted once removed - USB cabling on top/headphone/mic/power etc. bay unusable - Really cheap cabling The computer speaker is also fully stocked by PoopPro's - It was so cheap they could have kept the fans and I would have bought it anyway - Has enough room for a full ATX install but would require some upfront planning when building - The hardware was great and had extra racks. The stand position can be

For the price this is a great ATX sized case. It's roomy but not overly large, with a great grommet for easy cable management and a handy rail system for SSDs and HDDs. Looks great too! The only thing that confuses me is that one of the included fans failed almost immediately and the other a few days later. I had to spend more money to buy new fans which made this economy case not as economical. However, this case has too many advantages not to recommend it. Just be aware that fans can be an…

Really surprised by this case! I paid $39.99 for this case 2 months ago. Here's what I noticed during assembly: The sides of the case were weak. There is a dent on the back of the side panel. I'm pretty sure that's because I didn't drop it when I took it out of the box. The clear plastic side window is great! No scratches and very well protected upon delivery. Again, the metal isn't very thick, was quite thin, but I won't be moving this computer much, it will be my display. All inside edges…

The price could not be better. Windowed side, dual-color LED fans, front USB 3.0, 6-drive tray, it's amazing. The only downside is that the back of the processor isn't very large, making cable management a lot more difficult, but at this price point, this case is second to none.

I really enjoyed installing this DeepCool ATX tower. I love that it comes with 2 case fans pre-installed. For less than $50. I think it's a lot. One thing to keep in mind when assembling in this case is that you need to plan your wiring a bit in advance. After installing the mobile device, ensure that there is enough space to route the cable through the top of the mast. I was using a full ATX mobo and had to run the 6 pin power cord from the PSU through the top of the case before installing my…

My goal was to find an updated version of the typical old-school standard case that had outdated 5.25-inch optical drive bays and even a floppy drive bay! with floppy drive! This case met almost all of my criteria, including a few bells and whistles, like a clear window to see the guts, and almost tool-less drive bays. Also bottom mounted power supply and internal drive bays aligned for very easy access and replacement! Came with two red illuminated 120mm fans and some mounting hardware…

My requirements for the case were favorable and the drive bays faced the side panel. This body met those requirements. The drive bays are pretty noisy, but I put a band-aid on them by pulling the case out of the bays a bit; stabilizes the case and eliminates the noise. My other complaint is that the front audio jack died almost immediately, although I'm not sure if it's the problem and not the motherboard, so take that as you will. It's roomy enough to be a comfortable build: it has tool-less…

Okay I have a low rating for durability and quality but I love this case. If you keep packing this suitcase, it will break. But the case is great, it will just sit on my desk which is why it cost $35. My only real complaint is that there is no rear slot to plug in the motherboard power connector on top. They show the cable going through the large hole behind the processor. Based on the build videos I've seen, it's a big no. Maybe that's not the point, it was my first build.