Reviews and Problems with Cooler Master Storm Scout 2
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Cooler Master Storm Scout 2 Case Review
TechSpot
4 January 2013
Conclusion: 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
Pros: More attractive than the original Scout, slightly improved internals, USB 3.0 connectivity.
Cons: Loss of eSATA from the original design, weak stock cooling set up for a $90 enthusiast case.
Summary: In early 2009, Cooler Master started up it’s CM Storm division with it’s debut of the full tower CM Storm Sniper and mid tower Scout case.
Pros: more of a modern “high tech” military look to it, sturdy quality built chassis, great carrying handle, well balanced when carrying, will accommodate large graphics car...
Cons: only one fan included (should have at least 3), no dust filter for a couple of intake fan locations, no 3.5″ external drive
Excerpt: Every once in a while we get a mid-tower chassis that breaks all of the rules and brings us something new that we rarely see with other typical mid-tower chassis’.
Summary: Der Cooler Master Scout 2 Midi Tower besticht in Form und Funktion. Auch der Stauraum ist üppig ausgefallen, doch leider geizt der Hersteller bei der Bestückung der...
Pros: sehr gute Verarbeitung, sehr leise, USB 3.0 intern, Staubschutz für USB Schnittstellen, Schnellmontagen, ansprechende Optik, passendes Gewicht