Conclusion
The Colossus was not intended to be a LAN case. It dislikes being shifted around on a regular basis, but it’s something that you’d want to show off to your friends. It’s a laser disco that nobody’s invited to.
It’s cooling problems also mean that it doesn’t work amazingly well as a chassis for home gaming, but it might suffice as an overly snazzy case for a simple media PC, but then it’s too big/expensive for what it contains. It feels like the Colossus isn’t trying to be anything in particular and it’s managed to fail at doing anything at all.
From the day I first saw this case I wanted to own it because of how nice it looked, but in prac
ice it was kind of dire. Aesthetically, it’s beautiful and it does a great job of hiding cables, but that’s all.
When it comes down to it, I recommend this case for anyone who has the spare cash to flaunt on something shiny looking, but if you want a case for gaming then you may want to look into something with better cooling. It looks nice and it’s sturdy, but the price and inefficient cooling let it down.
Pros | Cons |
Flashy and good looking | Loud |
USB3.0 in the I/O panel | Heavy |
Built-in fan controller | Not the greatest cooling |
External/Internal cable management |
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Thanks go to CaseKing for providing us with this case.
This review was syndicated on tech seed.”
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