We're all used to PC cases being flashy and over-the-top - but MyGaming takes a break for the chrome and neon for a bit to drool over some grown-up cases. Really grown-up. As in huge.
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So basically a gaming chair with HD Rumble built-in. That's pretty cool but if it costs more than, say, $800 USD I don't think it'll have any chance of taking off. And even then it would need to support PC and every console to get the largest customer base. The article says it could be at least $2K. It'll be D.O.A. at that price point.
The new Corsair K100 AIR is primarily a gaming keyboard, but that may not be its only purpose. It looks great and is therefore suitable for work, which is helped by a very good typing experience and quality switches. You also don't have to use it only for a PC, but it can also be easily connected to phones or consoles.
Yes those are some large cases
BUT out of those I only recommend the Cosmos case. It's roomy, stylish and most importantly it has twin handles that make it easy to carry around to Lan parties.
with those other cases....unless you plan on running 4 way SLI/CFX and gonna run a Raid 6+0 set-up i dont think you'll need all that space.
they could of mentioned any of the raven cases as well from silverstone. I have the Raven RV03 its a high tower full case mass amounts of space plus you can fit a E-ATX mobo in it
I have the Cosmos S case. It's a nice looking and fairly roomy case with good air-flow, but not overly portable despite the handles. It was great when I got it, but I wouldn't really recommend it today now that there are more up to date alternatives on the market in the same price range with more features.
It has several cons such as:
No removable motherboard tray.
No CPU back-plate cut-out meaning you have to unscrew and pull the entire motherboard out to change the CPU cooler.
Won't fit some of the high-end air-coolers without taking the 230mm side-fan off, which sorta takes away a big pro about the case.
Cable management isn't all that great because there's not much room between the motherboard tray and the side panel to stuff away those unused molex/sata power connectors.
Installing and removing HDs kinda sucks because you really need to get in there with a screwdriver and pull things out, then stick them back in.
No reset button - WTF?
Touch sensitive power button not too far from the front panel with USB connectors and such. If you have you computer tucked away under you desk and can't easily see the top because of that, you might accidentally turn your computer off while trying to plug in a USB device on the top panel.
When you then consider that where I live, the Cosmos S costs just a tad more than the HAF X (pulling this as an example since it's from the same company) which is superior in terms of features, internal space and airflow, you're sorta left with the question - do you really want to pay more while giving up on all that for some handles and possibly better looks (which of course depends entirely on what you consider good and bad looking)?