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CoolerMaster Cosmos S review - 8

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/21/2008 03:00 PM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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CoolerMaster Cosmos S

There is an extra front fan in the case to cool the HDDs directly. It is a great idea to have four HDD drives with a front fan used for cooling, a very good improvement over the previous Cosmos model. The drive bay is cushioned in rubber stands, preventing resonating noises from the HDDs.

Let's have a peek how easy it is to insert and lock 5.25" devices.

CoolerMaster Cosmos S

The optical bay locking system is so interesting, because all you have to do is slide the drive in place and click the side button. ItÂ’s that simple. It's a precise little retention system, and it holds drives surprisingly tightly.

CoolerMaster Cosmos S

And if you are wondering how to access the other side, you just remove that side-panel with the click of a button as well. Very user friendly.

CoolerMaster Cosmos S

We inserted a hot-wired power supply without fans here to measure the volume levels this chassis makes. There's a lot of airflow going on in this case, and that doesn't help for noise levels though, have a peek:

CoolerMaster Cosmos S

We measure roughly 45 DBa from the system, and it does not even have one component in it. The good thing is; this is measured at maximum RPM of all fans. All the fans can be controlled. You connect them to a fan-controller or your mainboard and pretty much any high-end mainboard will allow fan control, making the chassis sound much better; at the cost of airflow though. But granted, with the fans at 100% you can definitely hear the chassis.




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