I switched to this product from the COOLER MASTER Silencio 550 case, and this review is written in comparison with the previous case. I don’t know how the sites promoted by it write reviews, but there are a lot of complaints about this product. Minuses. Firstly, it saves a lot on materials, and this is NOT ACCEPTABLE for top products! The savings lie in the thickness of the used steel - walls, baskets, chassis are noticeably thinner than on the same Silencio 550. If you pick up a removed HDD

The purpose of the purchase is to create the most silent computer. At one time, I saved a lot by buying the cheapest and smallest Zalman T3 case, it was buzzing all over from parasitic vibrations, there was little ergonomics and space inside. Don't expect to be completely noise-free with this case if you have a cheap power supply and cooler. Yes, the noise has decreased, the vibrations from the hard drives have disappeared, but then you quickly get used to it and the noise again creeps from…

Well, what can I say, in general, an excellent case. A lot of space for your imagination, whatever you want, then shove it there, lay the cables as you want, arrange the baskets as you like, in general, super. :) It is smartly ventilated, the temperatures inside it do not cease to please. Buy a third fan on the front side and you will be happy. By the way, someone wrote there about Noctua products that they are supposedly much quieter than stock ones, so I have 2 Noctua nf-a14 ULN valves, as a

The main drawback of the case, which is positioned as quiet, is that the combination of backlash of the sled, the lack of mounts for the middle module of the case with slots for hdd (they are held on by only two screws and guides in the upper and middle module, and one "foot" with a hole for a screw, it just hangs in the air and is not attached to anything), the backlash of the dust filter from below and the installation of a conventional hdd (7200rpm) generate a noticeable rattle of the filter

I get high Has some pros Very well organized space Easy to assemble I get high from silence but 4 stars Fridge I bought a silent Cooler Dark Rock 4 from the same company Processor 5800x Video card palit 3070 jet stream M2 + sata ssd drives Video card at maximum speed in games 65-68 degrees during overclocking The processor is always around 50 degrees (he's in shock) Cons: You can still hear the movement of air And sometimes bam and in general the coolers “turn off” that there is no sound…

I definitely recommend. Some pros: 1. Noise isolation is not bad, but if you need silence, then only the case will not save you. Other components should also be silent. 2. Excellent dust filters front and bottom. Easy to remove and wash. 3. Someone wrote about a flimsy door. Lies. You just don't know what flimsy doors are. Everything here is very high quality. 4. The size is perfect. I would like less, but then it’s not a fact that a huge heatsink with turntables on the processor would fit…

Chose the case for a very long time. I would buy the Define R4 (that one is still a bestseller), but it has a maximum of 295mm for a video card (if you do not remove the cells for hard ones). R5 has 310mm. It would seem, trifles, but no. The size of a modern high-performance video card is just 290~305mm. Those. the video card will definitely fit into R5 (well, if it doesn’t fit, you can, like in R4, remove the block for five screws, BUT in R5 it can be rearranged down next to the bottom one!)…

In general, I liked the body. I wanted silence - I got it. The computer is now at an acceptable noise level. There is noise, but no longer annoying. I wrote to their technical support (in English) about the problem with the ports, and to my surprise they immediately offered to send a replacement for the broken audio port, asking for some proof. They sent from Sweden in a week by priority mail not just an audio port (which I was going to solder), but a new complete audio-kit with a reobas and a

The case is good, but not without flaws. Pros: 1. It is convenient to do wiring (really everything is thought out). 2. Dust filters included. 3. Large in size - any kind of vidyuhi and cooling will be included - nothing will touch each other. 4. Easy to upgrade by removing unnecessary. 5. Noise reduction rubber is pasted on the side walls. Its cons: 1. Flimsy latches for the HDD (when connecting the wires to the HDD, if you press harder, the latches do not cope and the disk jumps out of the

Strict design, thoughtful construction, a lot of space for working with components, all sorts of holes, hooks and loops for fixing wires. The only thing missing is a separate compartment for the PSU. The CBO radiator can be placed . anywhere. Top, bottom, front, back. We put on top - we lose covers, we put in front - we lose baskets for HDD\DVD. From below - either a radiator or a dust filter (the mount does not allow it to be installed), plus the length of the radiator is limited. Behind…

In general, it turned out to be a very quiet PC, but it is clear that this cannot be achieved without the appropriate components: for example, if you turn on the fans at full power, then the noise becomes noticeable. Those. it will not save from loud components, it will reduce the noise level, but it will not be a panacea. Different pros: Quiet fans, very easy build process, plenty of room in the case, front panel fan control. Has some cons - After the old Antec it feels flimsy, the steel is…

In general, I liked the case and it has more advantages than disadvantages. Has some pros Stylish, beautiful. All edges are smooth and easy to wipe off dust, unlike gaming cases with bizarre shapes, grilles and ribs, a flight of designers' imagination. Removable filters. Shumka side walls and front door. Inside, everything is conveniently arranged for the placement of components. Quite a lot of space between the side wall and the motherboard tray to hide the wires. Evaluated when connected 6…

Pros below: Largest, quietest chassis with an easy-to-access HDD/SSD cage. Enough space on the back to hide cables. The mesh on the front and bottom is fine enough to significantly reduce dust ingress. In this case with the case fans turned off at room temperature of 26.6 degrees, the AMD Ryzen 9 5950X + Noctua NH-D15S processor shows the following maximum temperature: 64.6 degrees idle; 89.1 degrees after a 1.5 hour Blend test on Prime. Its cons: I would like to have smaller holes in the back

Happy as an elephant. I tried on this case for a long time, because the price tag is biting, but as a result, all my expectations were justified. If, of course, you climb with a magnifying glass and a bad mood, then you can find joints, but I didn’t have either one or the other when transferring the insides from case to case) So I advise! Has some pros I don’t know what body the rest are writing about, but I didn’t notice any fragility. On the contrary - everything is done very powerfully…

Cool case, very very quiet, soundproofing on the side walls, on the front cover, the Thermaltake Frio Silent 14 cooler (14 cm fan) climbed into it without any problems, and since the assembly is used in the office and mainly for work - I really liked it appearance,

Many drive bays make this enclosure the ideal standalone NAS enclosure. The top USB ports seem to fit too tightly into the plugs, but since I don't actually need to use them, it doesn't matter. Plenty of options for installing fans and radiators, or you can leave any sound deadening panels in place for better noise control. I replaced the included fans with higher speed Noctua. I haven't done much to manage cables, but there seems to be a lot of options for that. I like the easy access to the…

. I'm not ready to part with my Blue-Ray DVD burner and I have several drives that I use for backups, gaming and media servers. This R5 does everything well and has excellent cable management features. The current trend is open mesh fronts with lots of RGB decoration. If this is what you want, this is not your case. The R5 is for people who don't care about RGB bling but need a sturdy PC case with the ability to add multiple drives, AIOs, case fans, and large gear like 3 GPU fans and oversized…

Spacious, well designed and solidly built. This suitcase is big and heavy. It contains a lot of gear :) It's a pleasure to work with; with its well thought out layout and wiring AND it's quiet! Before I decorated it; it was already quieter than my little Zallman suitcase. I give noise cancellation a solid case design rather than isolated side panels. I insulated the entire case with double Silverstone acoustic foam, cut out all the stamped fan grills and sealed/insulated unused openings/vents…

I have had Antec 300 for more than 10 years. It's such a great cause and I've been campaigning for it for years. It's gone through three builds/major updates but is definitely showing its age. When I installed my RTX 2070 Super graphics card, I actually had to cut out a small section of the HDD cage to fit it. For this last build I decided it was time to use a new case. The "calm" aspect of it caught my attention. My desktop is in my bedroom that doubles as an office and my current computer was

I needed a file server case that could hold more hard drives without being bulky. I read several reviews and one mentioned this case. I bought one and I really like it after installing everything and using it for a week. What I like about this case: * Eight 3.5" drive bays * Two 2.5" SSD mounts - pretty standard for a case this size * Plenty of fan mounts - two in front, one in back, 0-3 on top ( Remove the fan mounting plates) and one more size.* The fit and finish is good. No sharp edges…