Written by garfi3ld Tuesday, 03 January 2012 14:29
| Article Index |
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| Cooler Master Cosmos II |
| Packaging |
| Outside |
| Inside |
| Installation/Setup |
| Performance |
| Overall and FV |
| All Pages |
The first case that I ever got excited about pre-release was the Cooler Master Cosmos. With a futuristic design packed full of features it was an impressive design. It wasn’t without its problems though and Cooler Master did a good job fixing them the Cosmos S. Of course the industry doesn’t stay still, manufactures have continued to innovate and change. Many of the features of both Cosmos’s are common place now. With competition like the 800D Cooler Master has been working on the new cosmos for a few years now, we even saw a fairly complete prototype almost a year at CES. Today we finally get to take a look at the result of all of that time and work with the Cosmos II.
Product Name: Cooler Master Cosmos II
Review Sample Provided by: Cooler Master
Review by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
Specifications
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Available Color |
Black |
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Materials: |
Appearance: Aluminum, Mesh, Plastic Case body: Steel |
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Dimensions (W / H / D) |
344(W) x 704(H) x 664(D) mm 13.5(W) x 27.7(H) x 26.1(D) inch |
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Net Weight |
21.5kg / 47.3 lb |
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M/B Type |
Micro-ATX, ATX, E -ATX, XL -ATX, SSI CEB, SSI EEB |
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5.25" Drive Bay |
3 |
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3.5" Drive Bay |
13 (2 from X-docking, Mid.cage for 5 HDDs, Bottom cage for 6 HDDs) |
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2.5"/3.5" Drive Bay |
11 (converted from 3.5" bay) |
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I/O Panel |
USB 3.0 x 2, USB 2.0 x 4, E-SATA x 1, Audio In and Out |
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Expansion Slots |
10+1 |
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Cooling System |
Front: 200mm LED fan x 1 (converted from 120/140mm x 1) Top: 120mm black fan x 1 (converted from 200mm fan x 1/ 140mm fan x 2 / 120mm fan x 3) Rear: 140mm fan x 1 Side: 120mm fan x 2 (optional) HDD: 120mm fan x 3 (2 fans for bottom HDD / 1 fan for Mid. HDDs) |
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Power Supply |
ATX PS2 / EPS 12V |
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Maximum Compatibility |
CPU cooler height: 190mm/ 7.48 inch GPU card length: 385mm/ 15.10 inch |
Love that they put wire management feed cutouts on the tray that separates the Mobo from the PSU.
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