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June 2013
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Klein en compact
Ook langere VGA kaarten kunnen in deze kast
USB poorten netjes weggewerkt
Voldoende ruimte
Verlichte fans
Top panel kan verwijderd worden voor het installeren van een radiator
Very good construction, Three fans included, Extremely comfortable, sturdy, and steel-reinforced handle, Extruded sides for additional space, LED on/off switch, Space for up to seven other fans, Anti-theft system for gaming peripherals, 3.5" to 2 x 2.5" H
No dust filter on some intake-fan locations, No fan controller included, Compact dimensions--some CPU coolers may be too high, No external 3.5" bay, ODD-locking mechanism does not hold very well
The CM Storm Scout 2 Advanced will set you back around 80 euros including taxes or 104 U.S. dollars excluding taxes. While this may be a big difference in price, Newegg is offering a mail-in rebate that brings the price down to 89.99 U.S. dollars excludin...
Samenvatting: The title of this review definitely sounds like a sequel to a cheap Hollywood comedy, but Cooler Master was serious in their intention to improve their Scout model, so you're seeing CM Storm Scout 2 (hereafter “Scout 2”). For all those who didn't have a c...
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Gepubliceerd: 2013-05-13, Auteur: David , beoordeeld door: maximumpc.com
Samenvatting: If you thought that the only innovation in modern chassis design was the (long-awaited) switch from USB 2.0 ports to USB 3.0 ports at all price levels, you haven't seen anything yet. The cases in our roundup this time around really run the gamut of featur...
When reviewing, one of the first things we look at, or rather get a feel for is the quality of a product. There are certain manufacturers who stand that little bit taller than the others in this field and Cooler Master is one of them. From the top of t...
Overall the chassis is great, internals too as by removing the upper drive cage even the most lengthy graphics card will fit, heck even two of them if your motherboard allows it. Then there's place for liquid cooling, the really nice motherboard cutout a...
I know for a fact that Cooler Master has good cases in their repertoire, and they offer them at all price points. I actually quite like Cooler Master's hardware; the sheer amount of hit and miss in their line is something I chalk up largely to the breadth...
When it's all said and done and we look back at all of our testing. There was one major issue that still bothers me. The original Scout had two 140mm fans and one 120mm fan. This time around the Scout 2 only comes with a single 120mm LED fan. Sure it doe...
The Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 arrived some three years after the original CM Storm Scout hit the market, however, I think it was worth the wait. I feel that the case is more refined than the original and is currently at a price point that most LAN pa...
Gepubliceerd: 2013-01-04, Auteur: Steven , beoordeeld door: techspot.com
More attractive than the original Scout, slightly improved internals, USB 3.0 connectivity.
Loss of eSATA from the original design, weak stock cooling set up for a $90 enthusiast case.
Having released the CM Storm Scout three and a half years ago, Cooler Master has had plenty of time to update its design, and when it comes to aesthetics, we think the company has greatly improved the original product. The Scout 2's smooth lines and detai...
Heavy duty carrying handle, Room for up to 7 hard drives, Support for long video cards, Side panel window, Easy installation
Only a single 120mm fan included
Looking at the CM Storm Scout 2 nothing really jumps out to me, but with that said I do like this case. It would be a case I would recommend to anyone looking for a case in this price range especially a gamer who would be taking their machine to LAN p...