Cooler Master officially presents its new Cosmos II chassis
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The Cooler Master company has started this new year off with a bang with the introduction of its new Cosmos II chassis, a full-ATX tower with a striking appearance that will become the flagship of its PC chassis catalog. The company's new creation is based on a steel structure, and has dimensions of 344 x 704 x 664 mm, weighs 22kg, and has three external 5.25-inch bays, thirteen internal bays for 3.5-inch drives or 11 for 2.5-inch drives, 10+1 PCI expansion slots (supports XL-ATX format cards), and a top connection panel with four USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.0, an eSATA, and the relevant audio jacks for headphones and microphone. In terms of cooling, it comes equipped with a 200mm front fan, one 120mm on the ceiling, two 120mm on the floor, and finally one 140mm on the back.
The new Cosmos II from Cooler Master will arrive in stores this month with a recommended price of 349.99€.
It looks good, right?
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The new Cosmos is beautiful but… haven't they gone "a little" overboard with the price?
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the new cosmos is beautiful but… haven't they gone "a bit" over the top with the price?
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It's amazing, but the price is for taking out a mortgage
For that amount I upgrade motherboard + CPU + memory and I still have enough for something else.However, the case is great, the lower support bars are especially great, it's more than practical.
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I love what I've seen this morning, I've always liked the cosmos, I had the previous one, I hope they fixed the 24-pin power connection issue which was a pain, it also failed to be somewhat narrow and you could struggle to fit a dissipater mod, but I see quite a few advantages to this for a good RL, now for what it's worth I'll stick with my obsidian. -
Techno, I was just thinking that while reading the comments... apart from the undeniable quality, they have gone overboard with the price, for less money there are options from Corsair, Lian-li, Silverstone, etc... that have nothing to envy.
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