Testers Keepers! - Raijintek are giving away 3 cases!

fiveub · 4 Apr 2017 at 11:50

I've been chatting to Raijintek about running a competition for you guys, it is a forum competition only (Woohoo!) and we will be giving away some of their award winning cases!

It is simple to enter, just tell us which case you would like to review and why, and then if you win the prize, you review it on the forum and on the Overclockers UK website. Simples!

We have 3 cases that we will be giving away, giving you a greater chance of winning!

The first case up for grabs is the Paean, it is an incredible case that can be used for not only testing hardware, you can also build a stunning showcase PC!

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/raij...atx-bench-table-showcase-black-ca-039-rt.html

The second case is the Metis Plus, it comes from the original Metis with some extra features, it is a small footprint powerhouse, allowing you to either fit a nice living room PC inside, or even a gaming PC!

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/raij...um-mini-itx-case-silver-window-ca-03f-rt.html

The third option is the Asterion, it is a high class midi tower case with a nice window allowing you to build a full ATX PC in style!

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/raij...m-midi-tower-case-black-window-ca-037-rt.html

The competition ends on the 17th of April, so make sure you let us know which case you would like to review, and that will enter you into the draw! Good luck!

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Votzyrhk · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:22

Hi everyone!

I'd go for the Asterion case, as the amazing Paean wouldn't be happy with my cats, and the Metis Plus may be a bit too tiny for my actual parts.
Good luck and thanks for the contest!

PS: as I've not seen any details about that, is the giveaway global/EU? I'm asking as I live in France.

mingey · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:22

Oooooo The Metis Plus 100% lovely looking, just updated my PC to a 7700K and a 1080ti, and the little ones taken far too much of a liking to it for me .... ( She's 14 ), so was in the process of building her a small PC that she can use in her room or small enough to be taken and used on the front room TV and she can then use it as an all round HTPC/School Work and Gaming rig combined, must do it quick though before she gets used to the 1080ti and the increase in graphics quality and get her back to Minecraft

, will be watercooled also, because, Why not , and always fun seeing what you can get into a small case, as the Enthoo Primo I have the main rig in, is really no challenge to get a good system running, and I need a reason to try hardline too.

Andy

VKleita · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:33

I'm more than happy to be involved in some form of review.

Funnily enough all of them cases fit needs I have, my son is about to rebuild his pc, my wife is complaining her pc is too big and noisy.
I am also after a second rig for the office for doing office work on and thus keeping it separate from the games machine

Legend · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:39

The Paean caught my eye when it first came out... very distinctive, so I'd definitely be interested that one over the others. Demands a custom loop though for sure.

fiveub · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:48

Votzyrhk said:
PS: as I've not seen any details about that, is the giveaway global/EU? I'm asking as I live in France.

Open to EU.

Mercenary Keyboard Warrior · 4 Apr 2017 at 12:53

I would like to review the Asterion, Im still using a really old case, its not even got dust filters

So would love to move to this and review the awesome

ots3go · 4 Apr 2017 at 13:16

I was just thinking to myself last night, whilst removing a Z97 and fitting an x370 Taichi, that I wish I'd changed case as well.

That Asterion is lovely, never reviewed... well anything... before, so I'd probably pick someone else over me.

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PROSPEC DESIGNS · 4 Apr 2017 at 13:23

I would definitely go with the Paean!!!!!!!!!!!

Danny75 · 4 Apr 2017 at 13:45

I'd like to review the Asterion Plus. Because I could transfer my ATX system into it. Paean would be a little too big for me to keep around.

Ubardog · 4 Apr 2017 at 15:23

Paean with Ch6 and X62 would be a sexy looking Ryzen build.

Reppyboyo · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:06

I would be happy to review the Asterion.
I've had some experience with builds using Raijintek's more budget friendly Agos case's. It would be nice to see what they have done with a more premium case this time around.
Plus i've never owned a premium case before.

Frankiemac · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:11

I'd love the Paean. Am always building rigs for family and friends and its easier to test in that before installing than most of the cases I am building with.

M1k3H · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:17

I'd love to review the Asterion. My now ageing Antec 902, is due for a replacement, and my neat cabling is screaming to be displayed in such an astonishing looking case.

Stelly · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:21

Asterion also please if I'm allowed

Stelly

CRoWE · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:22

I'd like to review the Paean. I'd test it with an X99 build using a 240mm OCUK Extreme AIO as well as a Gigabyte 1080 Waterforce GPU with 120mm radiator.

It'd be great to see how it would accommodate the 2 separate radiators (given the extra space required over a full 360mm radiator), but more importantly to see the temperatures with the open-air design. Oh, and because it’s so aesthetically pleasing (obvs!).

M3G4UK · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:27

I'd love to review the Asterion.

Could do with a good replacement for my el-cheapo case!

IRSHunter · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:31

The Paean is where it's at and i'd love to give test and review it, love the minimalist look and it would show off the parts inside very well.

fiveub · 4 Apr 2017 at 16:42

A lot of entries already! Keep them coming! The competition is running till the 17th so there should be plenty of time for everyone to enter.

bungler · 4 Apr 2017 at 17:06

I'd love to try the Asterion. I'm still using my Thermaltake Xaser iii beast from 2003! Loved this back in the day but it shows its age with the 80mm fans, no cable management, broken feet and fan controller along with putting my back out if I want to move it.