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Cooler Master Cosmos S
$229.84
Released October, 2007
The Pros:Durable design, nothing flexes or feels flimsy. Rails keep the case safe from accidental bumps. Offers easy access to the interior for installation.
The Cons:Need to plan wiring well ahead of time, case won't actually close if certain wiring holes are used.
The Cooler Master Cosmos S is an ATX/e-ATX tower computer case engineered with a unique ‘racing design’ inspired by some of the world’s most famous race cars. It features meshed front/side panels and a brushed aluminum finish, all put together into a sleek and sports-like package.
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In addition, the Cosmos S is in fact cited as Cooler Master’s flagship gaming chassis due to its heavy-duty support for drives, including 7 exposed 5.25” drives and up to 7 PCI(+1AGP) cards. Most notable about the Cosmos S is its intelligent user interface with a concealable I/O panel that features a built-in touch sensor. The Cooler Master Cosmos S retails for $199.99 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.
Features
- ATX/e-ATX
- Racing Design
- Meshed Panels
- Aluminum Finish
- Lots of Space
- Intelligent Interface
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- Available Color: Chassis – Silver, Bezel – Black
- Materials: Chassis – AI, Appearance – AI
- Dimensions: 266mm x 598mm x 628mm
- Weight: 17 .8kg
- M/B Type:ATX/e-ATX
- 5.25" Drive Bay: 7 Exposed
- 3.5" Drive Bay: 4 Hidden
- I/O Panel: USB 2.0 x4, IEEE 1394 x1, MIC x1, eSATA x1, SPK x1
- Expansion Slots: 7 (PCI/AGP)
- Power Supply: Dual Standard ATX PS2 / EPS 12V (optional)
Cooling System
- Front fan(intake): 120x120x25mm x 1 / 1200 rpm / 17 dBA (included)
- Top fan(exhaust): 120x120x25mm x 1 / 1200 rpm / 17 dBA (included)
- Top fan: 120mm x 2 (optional)
- Rear fan(exhaust): 120x120x25mm x 1 / 1200 rpm / 17 dBA (included)
- Side fan(intake): 230x200x30mm x 1 / 900 rpm / 150 CFM(included)
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Pros & Cons
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durable design, nothing flexes or feels flimsy
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rails keep the case safe from accidental bumps
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offers easy access to the interior for installation
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smooth lines with high-quality looking materials
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enough room inside for larger video cards
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side fan provides excellent airflow for video cards
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well set up for plenty of extra fans and water cooling
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need to plan wiring well ahead of time, case won't actually close if certain wiring holes are used
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