Are you in the market for a good computer case? Well, the
Cooler Master Stacker 830 case looks
like a good candidate.
Not only does the case have
great aesthetics, and ample space for devices, it also comes with a great cooling system.
In this
Cooler Master Stacker 830 review, we will
explore some of the salient features of this interesting computer case.
The
Cooler Master Stacker 830 computer case
Design and Construction
Let's begin this Cooler Master
Stacker 830 review by looking at its design and construction. The case is made from light weight aluminum alloy that
offers a lighter feeling than using other metals like steel.
Heat management
is achieved with the aid of 9 fans (each 120 mm). You'll be amazed at the space
in the case - you can easily add
extra drives and devices if needed. The front door is designed in such a way as to provide connection to
the USB port, Firewire port and audio jacks.
The power and reset buttons are placed inside the front
door. Compared to older Stackers, the Cooler Master Stacker 830 is more or less the same height,
just a little
bit wider.
Power Supply
The next bit we'll cover in this
Cooler Master Stacker 830 review is the power supply that comes with the unit.
The case supports dual power, high performance power supplies so that you
can include more components.
In fact, when you buy a Cooler Master, you
can rest assured that you get the juice to attain the required performance standards
for your peripherals. What's interesting is that you can arrange the power supply in any direction for
ensuring maximum air circulation and cable management.
The
Cooler Master Stacker 830 comes in an attractive package
Performance
The Cooler Master Stacker 830 has
a very unique liquid cooling system. The placement of cooling fans is in a word, excellent.
There is enough space for fans and other hardware components to be accommodated.
If you want to install video cards or other peripherals, it is a really simple
task. This is because the motherboard tray is
removable - you'll know this to be a real convenience if you've ever built
computers before.
Shortcomings
Ok, to round off this Cooler Master Stacker 830 review, we will take a look at
some of the shortcomings of this case. One problem about the Cooler Master
Stacker 830 is that it is a bit difficult to remove the front panels. The case
also cannot accommodate other cooling setups like water cooling radiators.
Conclusion
I hope you've enjoyed this Cooler Master
Stacker 830 review. This fantastic case can make your PC look really good and it
also has space for all your components (and then some). If the smooth brushed aluminum panels
and black mesh grills don't buy you over, the interesting case options certainly
will
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