News - BitFenix launches Colossus gaming chassis

[HEXUS]

Ideal for "the most colossal gaming rigs", says newcomer to the chassis marketplace.

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[Shooty*]

*dribble*

[Barry]

Nasty looking imo

[GageC]

I actually quite like this...

[0iD]

One roe the kidz imo, not for the 'serious' gamer methinks.

[Funkstar]

I'm not a fan of flashy cases, but I quite like that for some reason.

The internal layout looks pretty good. It would be good if that compartment on the top also had a hot swapable SATA connector so you could use a bare SATA drive as auxiliary storage.

[Hicks12]

I'm not a fan of flashy cases, but I quite like that for some reason.

The internal layout looks pretty good. It would be good if that compartment on the top also had a hot swapable SATA connector so you could use a bare SATA drive as auxiliary storage.

some how i also like this haha.

Now the main question for me is will it fit an internal 360mm rad with 6 fans (3 either side)?. I only need 2 or 3 bays for HDD's and 2 bays for dvd/bluray drives but the radiator is my main thing. I may get one if it does... when the price comes down a touch lol.

[cameronlite]

Looks cheap and 'plasticy'. Solid metal ftw.

[HW_90]

two things which put me off this case

1) no 420 rad support

2) it's made of steel, should be made of aluminium otherwise it will be heavy

[Lee H]

2) it's made of steel, should be made of aluminium otherwise it will be heavy

Think of it as a security feature. Can you imagine a gamer trying to walk off with this case at a LAN. I don't think this will happen as some of them moan about their mice being too heavy with all the weights fitted in them so a heavy steel case is a plus in this instance

[HW_90]

Think of it as a security feature. Can you imagine a gamer trying to walk off with this case at a LAN. I don't think this will happen as some of them moan about their mice being too heavy with all the weights fitted in them so a heavy steel case is a plus in this instance

at the same time you can't really imagine seeing many people taking a steel case to a lan party because of the weight

[Brewster0101]

two things which put me off this case

1) no 420 rad support

2) it's made of steel, should be made of aluminium otherwise it will be heavy

How many cases support a 420 rad natively? Think that's a little nit picky. Although can't really tell what rad you could attach to the top.

Also steel I think is better than aluminium is many ways. I am looking forward to moving from my Lian Li case and replacing it with a steel case. Aluminium might be light but at a cost of strength, cost and also sound resonates.

On the subject of this case, internal looks nice, external look boy racer like and the price is too steep for a new comer.

[chis]

I will say that - even though I don't like the style of these kind of "extreme" cases - at least it's not black, yet again.

[aidanjt]

I will say that - even though I don't like the style of these kind of "extreme" cases - at least it's not black, yet again.

Since when did they make "extreme" cases in black? It's always some cheap, tacky looking colour and material.

[cameronlite]

[QUOTE=Brewster0101;1969078]I am looking forward to moving from my Lian Li case and replacing it with a steel case.QUOTE]

You're not seriously saying the Lian Li case isn't good quality, are you?

Also, black pc cases aren't bad if they are jazzed up a bit, window, fans, trim etc...