Well, she got here.
Pretty much finished building now, just a couple of little things to sort out before installing OS and software etc. I may leave that until tomorrow as it has been a bit of a trial building this.
The case arrived at 13:00 today and I have just finished building.
Don't believe everything you read; the blurb from Coolermaster says "- Tool-free user-friendliness - Screwless slots".
This is a lie. I've never had so much screwdriver use in a build in my life.
On to the case.
When it arrived, my first words when I saw the size of the box was "Good God". I thought to myself that there must be a lot of padding in the box.
When I opened it I saw that, whilst there was adequate padding, there wasn't as much as I had thought.
THIS IS A MASSIVE CASE
The case will take 9 case fans but this requires 3 of the 4in3 modules (only one is included), so I only managed to install 7
I have no idea if they make much din or not as the Delta on the HS drowns out everything - even thoughts.
Overall impressions are that this is a very nice looking case with many good features such as: 4 front USB ports, front headset & microphone sockets, removable motherboard tray and loads and loads of ventilation - well worth the hassle putting it all together.
I like it
Here are some pictures. Sensible sized images now since Yewen's concerned about his bandwidth limit
. I have pictured it next to one of the OcUK Value Estar Benz Cases (what I would call a normal sized case) for comparison.
I will do a review for Yewen's site once I've had a chance to finish the build and have a bit of a play.
Stan