The Versa H18’s biggest selling point is the front mesh panel and support for up to three 120 mm front intakes (or a 240/280 mm radiator). Thermaltake’s Versa H18 punches well above its price class, offering a mesh front panel, solid cooling options, and a cable management-friendly PSU shroud for not much more than $50. There’s a small vent at the bottom, but it’s not nearly large enough for high-quality cooling. While fan support is decent, including room for three 120 mm intakes, the mostly-solid front panel means airflow will always be a problem for the Cylon. User reviews unanimously agree that temps aren’t the Cylon’s strong point. Unsurprisingly, the solid front panel does have an impact on temperatures. The LEDs aren’t addressable, though, so these 13 modes are what you’re stuck with. It has 13 lighting modes: six RGB flow patterns and seven solid colors (including cyan, blue, red, and white). The most eye-catching feature of Aerocool’s Cylon is the diagonal RGB slash on the solid front panel.
PC CASES WITH GOOD AIRFLOW PC
If you’re after a good-looking PC case on a budget, then the Aerocool Cylon is the one for you. But there are always exceptions, and the Aerocool Cylon is a perfect example. “Budget cases” and “RGB” don’t often go hand-in-hand.
YouTuber SeanfromSydney tested an Intel Core i7-8700K and Gigabyte GTX 1070 Ti in the MX330 and recorded 74 degrees on the CPU and 71 degrees on the GPU.ġ3.6 inches (with drive cage) / 14.6 inches (without drive cage)
It’s not necessarily a great-looking case (check out the Aerocool below if you’re after aesthetics), but you can’t have it all at this price range.Ĭougar equipped the MX330 with a mesh front panel, with enough room for two 120 mm intake fans. The Cougar MX330 has a lot going for it: a mesh front panel, a reasonably roomy interior, a PSU shroud for easy cable management, and enough room for a front-mounted 240 mm AIO.
0 kommentar(er)
