I would have liked to see some extra temp stats for the cooling after moving those two fans. Surely it would have been easy enough to fit into the review. CPUs and GPUs get overclocked in reviews to test how well they can be tweaked to perform better. Why cant a case review have something so minor and obvious as moving those two fans?
yeah It would be good to see the temps with the 2 side fans moved to the front. If your worried about skewing the results then just post it in the forums, surly its worth doing as I wonder if its the only case in its class that offers that capability, so it would be silly not to explore its potential.
I read the following from the review:
"Enermax has likely used the same OEM manufactuerer as Xigmatek's Elysium, so both share a very similar, spacious internal layout."
Does this mean that the sidepanel from the Enermax would also fit on the Xigmatek? I would be grateful is someone could answer this for me?
Time to go and see if OC3D.net have done a review as TTL normally reviews them with Rad's in the places that they are able to be put.
Good review but not the case for me to replace the poor old Cosmos 2 Ultra that is really not Watercooling Friendly or no where near as friendly as the Xigmatek Elysium.
If I ever bought one of these monsters, the first thing I'd do is repaint those cheap looking, and almost case-ruining, silver plastic strips - they are distractingly tacky... I'll stick with my similarly-sized Lian Li for now.
I'm pretty sure it is one, even down to the tool-less 5.25" bays. I've seen a lot of cases that look like 690s, I reckon they're being dished out by some OEM and rebranded because there's stuff like it everywhere!
I've never really been much of a fan of the Fulmo, or it's variants. The plastics and top I/O features just make it feel like an upscaled 690 II at a much bigger price.
Mind you, the Fulmo Basic is definitely cheap, but then you have to add your own fans.
I'm pretty sure it is one, even down to the tool-less 5.25" bays. I've seen a lot of cases that look like 690s, I reckon they're being dished out by some OEM and rebranded because there's stuff like it everywhere!
I'd like some results with the fans moved somewhat to the front. And if you're at it, it would be mighty nice to just run a test with all fan mounts filled, just so you can say: its horribly loud, and the cooling is only a bit better, but its HOVERING....
I have this case am in process of building a water cooled unit with a 360 up top with a 240 vertical next to the hdd cage and a 120 on the bottom. Will be posting photos when finished. Only on complaint which they moved the motherboard up a bit so you could stand the power supply on it's side like the TJ11 so I could have a bigger read on the bottom
I know this is a minor gripe guys, but I've read a lot of case reviews where you have berated the manufacturer for not fitting more fans (yes, i agree they should be berated at least a little for it). As a lot of us would fit extra fans in our cases anyway, would it be possible to fill every fan space available and add that to the temps graph?
I know I prefer to have more fans and have them run slower than have only 2 or 3 and run em on high for example...
That way, we can see the true cooling potential for the cases.....
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ReplyI read the following from the review:
"Enermax has likely used the same OEM manufactuerer as Xigmatek's Elysium, so both share a very similar, spacious internal layout."
Does this mean that the sidepanel from the Enermax would also fit on the Xigmatek? I would be grateful is someone could answer this for me?
Thanks.
The TJ07 is only £7 more at Scan
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/silverstone-tj07s-w-silver-aluminium-full-tower-case-with-window-atx-e-atx-ssi-(w-o-psu)
Good review but not the case for me to replace the poor old Cosmos 2 Ultra that is really not Watercooling Friendly or no where near as friendly as the Xigmatek Elysium.
I'm pretty sure it is one, even down to the tool-less 5.25" bays. I've seen a lot of cases that look like 690s, I reckon they're being dished out by some OEM and rebranded because there's stuff like it everywhere!
Mind you, the Fulmo Basic is definitely cheap, but then you have to add your own fans.
My thoughts exactly...
I know I prefer to have more fans and have them run slower than have only 2 or 3 and run em on high for example...
That way, we can see the true cooling potential for the cases.....
Add the Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra as well. I prefer the Rosewill because it has 5 230mm fans. That makes it cooler & quieter.
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