Pros:
- 200mm (Noctua) fan compatible
- (nearly) foolproof cable management (assuming you don't have a terribly long GPU)
- Front USB C 3.2
- Solid (thick) metal
- Thumb screws included
- Easy to build in (if you install the bottom fan last, and install the fans on the radiator before insertion)
- Small enough footprint
Cons:
- air (CPU) cooler capability is a joke
- - the divider is dead-center. I wish the divider was recessed a bit. The GPU has far more room than it needs. They could have designed the GPU side vents to be better placed, and had a 2-slot GPU a lot closer to the wall, to make more room for various air coolers. An AMD Wraith (stock) cooler doesn't even fit. So water cooling is a must. If they changed that center wall, cable management could have been a little neater, as well
- poor sound dampening
- - I used a 200mm (Noctua) fan at the bottom and a 280mm (be quiet!) rad at the top. The fans are quiet, but with similar fans in my former Thermaltake V21 case, they had less audible noise escaping. Not bad, not great. Maybe some insulation on the panels could have helped
- GPU heat goes straight to the radiator
- - with all of that extra space, I wonder if I could add (a) fan(s) to the vent holes on the GPU side, and block off it's airway to the top of the case (where the radiator is the only fan(s) pulling air out). If they provided more room for a better air cooler, I wouldn't worry about this. However, they didn't, and there's no separation of the GPU exhaust and the CPU cooler, with the design - defeating the purpose of a dual chamber setup. Also, if I jerryrigged it, to fix the problem, it would add significant noise to the case, that I don't want
- CFM of a single Noctua (intake) 200mm fan is significantly less than that of two 140mm (exhaust) fans (same with three 120mm fans), so without clever fan curve adjustments (and/or meticulously selected fans), you're stuck with negative air pressure, inside your case
Overall:
- Solid build quality with many features I wanted. The ball was dropped on some oversights that I didn't think about
*Note*
I've never been good at cable management, so the fact (as seen in photos) that I was able to keep all the cables out of the way, is why I said "nearly foolproof". I believe there's even room for improvement, for someone who takes greater pride in their cable management ability
| Marca | Raijintek |
|---|---|
| Produttore | RAIJINTEK Corporation |
| Modello | 02R20B00135 |
| Dimensioni prodotto | 50 x 50 x 28 cm; 5,52 kg |
| Numero modello articolo | 02R20B00135 |
| Numero articolo | 02R20B00135 |
| Numero di articoli | 1 |
| Le pile/batterie sono incluse? | No |
| Pile/batterie richieste | No |
| Materiale | Vetro temperato |
| Fattore di forma | ATX |
| Ha l'autofocus | No |
| Ha tasti programmabili | No |
| Peso articolo | 5,52 Kilograms |
| Aggiornamenti software garantiti fino a | sconosciuto |
