Cooltek noise-insulated X4 Chassis
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kanej2007
^ A rather hideous and ugly case. Will probably do a poor job of cooling by the look of it.
No ventilation means forget hardcore overclocking unless you want your internals melting...

fry178
right, because every hardcore OCer will buy a budget sub 40E case.

TheDeeGee
That's one ugly piece of...
Not to mention the 1980's PSU in the Top, and what looks like a 92MM Fan in the back.
Cooltek... not so much.

slyphnier
this case not only outdated but looks poorly design to me
it may focusing on noise, but no front intake means more heat in chassis
more heat = higher fan rpm = more noise

Battlefieldprin
Really comments from u people suffice ........

fry178
i've never seen a case that DOESNT have some sort of opening to let air in.
there would be (almost) no air movement, so not really possible to cool it that way.
plus for the fact that even a +10y old gateway/dell/hp's have a front inlet (bottom of the front panel), i doubt there is none on this one....
not saying this would be my prefered case, but i would take this over anything with a "screaming" front bezel and/or/lights...

fantaskarsef
Well, it really is a budget case. No need to talk it down, but hell, it certainly doesn't offer much to the average gamer looking for a case 🙄

vbetts
Moderator
I would say it's designed like this because it's a budget case, but there are budget cases in the same price range that feature an exhaust, higher sized fan placements, and better placement of the psu and hard drives for cable management. I guess I just don't see the point in this design.

Darkest
You can definitely get much better for that sort of money, budget doesn't have to mean crap. The lower end Zalman cases are a good example to be honest, the Z1 is about the same price. The BitFenix Comrade is another good example of a decent case for a low budget.
I actually really do like the Comrade tbh, it's pretty smart and functional for a low end product.
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