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Cosmos S
Studio : Coolermaster
by Coolermaster
Brand : CoolerMaster
Model : RC-1100-KKN1-GP
Publisher : Coolermaster
Availability : Usually ships in 3-4 business days
EAN : 0884102000539
UPC : 884102000539
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 2 reviews)
List Price : $375.24
Our Price : $201.99
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5.25 Drive Bay 7 (Exposed), 3.5 Drive Bay 4 (Hidden, converted from 3x5.25 drive bays)
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I/O Panel - USB 2.0 x 4, IEEE 1394 x 1, eSATA x 1, MIC x 1, and Audio x 1 (support Intel HD / AC 97 audio)
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Cooling System Front fan (intake) - one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, and 17 dBA
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Top fan (exhaust) - one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, and 17 dBA
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Rear fan (exhaust) - one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, and 17 dBA
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Product Description |
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The COSMOS S Chassis features a new racing design, a touch-sensitive panel, and a gamut of user-friendly features. The COSMOS S is the evolution of the ultimate PC enclosure. Inspired by the some of the world's finest racecars, the COSMOS S exudes both speed and sophistication. From the meshed front and side panels to the brushed aluminum finish, the COSMOS S is a pure delight, offering an enclosure fit for evolved sensibilities of the discriminating PC enthusiast. Side fan (intake) - 200x230x30mm, 900 rpm, and 150 CFM Dimension - Approximately Width 10.47 x Height 23.54 x Depth 24.72 (266x598x628mm) Weight - 13.8 kg |
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The Cadillac of computer cases |
I bought this case to replace my old Lian Li case from 7 years ago. Wow am I happy I did. This case is great.
It's huge. Before buying you should measure out the place where you want to put it. Don't expect it to fit on a shelf. I have mine on my floor. Because it's so big it has plenty of inside space. It's quiet, keeps my system cool, and looks great.
If you want a good case, spend some money and buy it. |
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Sleek design. Less quality than the Cosmos 1000 or 1010. |
Pros:
Sleek design. Great for overclockers and water coolers. 3x120mm radiator area on the top under the grid makes it GREAT for cooling. Previously owned Cosmos 1000.
Comparison:
Slightly lower quality side panels and all around quality. (that's slightly).
Front audio headphone port no longer makes faint clicking noise when listening to sound through headphones and hard drive is accessing.
Comes with 1x120mm top fan (out of 3) instead of 2x120mm from the Cosmos 1000.
Doesn't come with bottom 120mm fan that Cosmos 1000 came with.
Comes with front 120mm hard drive cooling fan and intake (Cosmos 1000 lacked)
Lots more ventilation and airflow intake and outtake capability (compared to Cosmos 1000 which used negative inside pressure to cool components... a bad idea for gamers with graphics cards that needed air to push out the back).
Lighter than the Cosmos 1000 by far.
Cons:
The side panel is more flimsy. 200mm side fan is great, but make sure nothing touches it. The fan will easily break if something pokes it while it's in motion. Mine did (which Cooler Master gracefully replaced). Not as much noise reduction as the Cosmos 1000 but still it's a gamer's case. Paint comes off easily on the top handle bars and feet (semi-knife scratches will do the job)
Other Thoughts:
Tested with: video card: eVGA 8800GTS G92 512mb Overclocked to 800/2000/1000 Idle 45c Load 52c
Processor: Q6600 @ 2.92ghz on Zalman 9700 @ 38c idle 55c load
RAM: 4GB Corsair XMS2 RAM
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 500gb
Mobo: Asus Striker Extreme |
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