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January 2012
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Heavy duty carrying handles
Can hold up to 112 HDDs/SSDs
Pair of lockable XDock 3.5" Hot Swap bays
90 Degree rotatable 4 in 3 HDD drive modules
Quiet default fan performance even in highestspeed setting
Slidecovers for top buttons and external bays
Toolfree HDD
ODD and PCIE installation
Support for XLATX motherboard form factor
Ten PCIE slots for QuadSLI/CrossFireX
Removable dust filt
Top-notch construction quality
Thick side panels to reduce noise
Latching mechanism and sturdy hinges for the side panels
Air filter for the power supply
Front
Top
And side fans
Four three-speed fan controllers
On/off switch for the fan LEDs
Supp
High quality design and craftsmanship
Extremely quiet while still providing ample air flow
Plenty of front I/O connections plus an integrated fan controller
Space for up to ten case fans
Well done motherboard area with large cut out for heat
The Cosmos II lives up to the tremendous hype. Ample and solidly built. Well designed overall
Lots of cooling options. You will be hard pressed to find a case that looks sleeker than this
Can hold more hard drives than I have owned in my life so far
Bunches of options for cooling with fans and water
Bitch'in side panel doors
Comes in black
But other colors are soon to come
Offers lots of space for 3.5-inch drives. Includes numerous fans
Accomodates XLATX motherboards and lots of 3.5" drives
Excellent cable management...except for the fan controller
Autoejecting
Keylockable hot swap drive bays
2x120 and 3x120 radiator mounting points
Intgegrated quadchannel fan controller handles up to 9 LEDlit fans
Huge Interior
Great build quality
Loads of cooling options and hard drive trays
Huge interior
Loads of cooling options and hard drive trays.
Supports MicroATX
ATX
EATX
XLATX
SSI CEB
SSI EEB motherboards
10 Expansion Slots
Supports 360 / 240 mm water cooling radiators
Supports numerous fans depending on hardware selection
Full featured Fan Controller
Supports USB 3.0
Excellent cable management options
Timeless Cosmos design still works after five years
Bent glass panels with metal pins are pretty amazing
Cool
Functional control panel
Two built-in hot swap bays
Localized fan controller
Blue LED strip included
Silent operation is possible at low f
Awesome looking chassis
Silent operation is possible at low fan setting
Space for up to eleven internal hard drives
More than enough space for ATX and XL-ATX boards
Excellent airflow
- Superb cable management
- Wonderful built-in fan controller
- Relatively easy to maneuver
- Elegant
Unique styling
- Innovative systems all around
- Tremendous amount of space
- Comprehensive connectivity
Supports motherboards up to XL-ATX
Side panel design
Room for 13 hard drives and 10 fans
Included fan controller
Large case handles
Lots of room inside to work and route cables
The editors didn't like
Price
Toolless lock cannot be used on halflength 5.25inch devices (requires screws for mounting)
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Very expensive
Should have an adapter for installing 2.5” devices in the external 3.5” docks
Doesn't support HPTX motherboards
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A whopping thirteen 3.5" drive bays
But zero 2.5" drive bays
Top door was damaged in transit
Which may be a fluke
But it doesn't look like a robust design
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Very heavy and pricey
On the heavy side
Pricey for the none enthusiast
Very expensive. Tall and heavy. Will not lay flat. Only three 5.25-inch bays. Hot-swappable 3.5-inch bays don't support 2.5-inch drives. Potentially tricky cable and wire storage
Weight
This thing is heavy
Only includes a single LED fan
Cannot lock the side panels
Very large. Very heavy. Very expensive
Only three 5.25" bays
Tangled mass of fan controller wiring difficult to deal with
Fronthinged doors look dramatic but obstruct interior of case when working from the front
Hey. Where's my SATA backplane?
Will not lie flat on its side
So very many fan control wires
Enormous
Unnecessary beeping
Unnecessary beeping.
Heavy chassis
Lot's of front panel wiring to mess with
Lower drive cages make for tight PSU cable routing
Fitment of larger top mounted radiators could cause component installation issues
Heavy
Six USB 3.0 ports would have been great
The removed eSATA connector from the original Cosmos II could have been replaced with an HDMI port
Cabling can be seen through the tinted window due to the silver interior
All black could still be consider
Heavy - 22 kg
Some aspects not deserving of the price tag - too much plastic here and there
Top-notch construction quality, Thick side panels to reduce noise, Latching mechanism and sturdy hinges for the side panels, Air filter for the power supply, front, top, and side fans, Four three-speed fan controllers, On/off switch for the fan LEDs, Supp
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Given its price-tag we were expecting a heck of the case and that's exactly what we got. The Cosmos II's mix of aluminum, steel, mesh, and plastic has been molded to give it a completely solid feel and a unique look that errs on the classy side rather...
Styling makes "all black" look good, Accomodates XLATX motherboards and lots of 3.5" drives, Excellent cable management...except for the fan controller, Autoejecting, keylockable hot swap drive bays, 2x120 and 3x120 radiator mounting points, Intgegrated quadchannel fan controller handles up to 9 LEDlit fans,
Very large. Very heavy. Very expensive, Only three 5.25" bays, Tangled mass of fan controller wiring difficult to deal with, Fronthinged doors look dramatic but obstruct interior of case when working from the front, Hey. Where's my SATA backplane?, Will not lie flat on its side
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and FVI doubt that Cooler Master could have packed any more features into the Cosmos II, no matter how hard they tried. It seems they covered every angle as far as flexibility, wire management, and performance. The real determining factor on the Cosmo...
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