Coolermaster Cosmos 1000 Chassis
Posted on Mon August 27 2007 5:55 pm by
VRArchiver
A steel and aluminum hybrid enclosure, the Cosmos 1000 Chassis is positioned to be the successor of the classic Stacker series. Coolermaster dropped us a one of these cases a while back, and it's time for us to get our screwdrivers, tear it apart and give you guys a piece of our mind.
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Comment by: desaturated on 24-Sep-2007 11:03 am
 | still waiting for TJ-10  |
Comment by: matoko on 23-Sep-2007 10:51 pm
 | the tooless concept on their casing is top notch.. |
Comment by: danxiaogui86 on 21-Sep-2007 7:54 pm
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Originally Posted by longsiew
Ya. I think the best bet is order from potterhouse. Not need to crack our head for the transportation
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Even if potterhouse is more expensive by a bit. take it as a cab fare lor. haha. |
Comment by: floppy on 21-Sep-2007 6:41 pm
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Originally Posted by L7R
Hate to say,but.... Very dissappointed review. Intresting product, reviewer really showed his lack of knowledge of computer enclosures.
I can't understand why the score (80/100)? Its heavy. Then you should low the score by point or 2 maximum. Maybe even 5 ponts if it weights absolutely too much it's overbearing ie. about 100kg's.
First of all, you should have told people even before starting to review: This is the 3rd watercooling-ready enclosure of ALL time (where could be assigned a standard dual 120mm watercooling kit without doing any modifications). Other two are CM stacker and Aerocool Baydream.
Not important? Find out how much those radiators are sold? Few millions? Millions have been drilled holes to their cases for years and.... desperately waiting good enclosure. That's why it's really like winning a lottery to finally see this kind of case available. Many have lost their hope (not me, I have baydream). =)
Why not do proper review? Noise? Airflow? Temperatures? Cabling? Fans; are they good? Finish (are there sharp edges)? etc. etc.
Whatever the reason, then you shouldnt review it in the first place. Btw, watercooling is not so rare nowadays.
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Firstly, I do not need you to teach me on how to review the case, and being heavy doesn't necessarily have to be a con. Some might prefer a steel case over an aluminum one because of sound dampening.
There are more enclosures out there that can accept a dual 120mm radiator than you think. I didn't find it necessary to tell them that, that's for sure. IF you're not interested in this article, too bad. I do not need you to lecture me on any aspects. Thanks. |
Comment by: L7R on 21-Sep-2007 6:16 pm
 | Hate to say,but.... Very dissappointed review. Intresting product, reviewer really showed his lack of knowledge of computer enclosures.
I can't understand why the score (80/100)? Its heavy. Then you should low the score by point or 2 maximum. Maybe even 5 ponts if it weights absolutely too much it's overbearing ie. about 100kg's.
First of all, you should have told people even before starting to review: This is the 3rd watercooling-ready enclosure of ALL time (where could be assigned a standard dual 120mm watercooling kit without doing any modifications). Other two are CM stacker and Aerocool Baydream.
Not important? Find out how much those radiators are sold? Few millions? Millions have been drilled holes to their cases for years and.... desperately waiting good enclosure. That's why it's really like winning a lottery to finally see this kind of case available. Many have lost their hope (not me, I have baydream). =)
Why not do proper review? Noise? Airflow? Temperatures? Cabling? Fans; are they good? Finish (are there sharp edges)? etc. etc.
Whatever the reason, then you shouldnt review it in the first place. Btw, watercooling is not so rare nowadays. |
Comment by: ccp1968 on 31-Aug-2007 1:57 pm
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Originally Posted by vkvkvvk
Just got it from sim lim.
Really need taxi..can't even fit the boot. lol
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so cool.....  |
Comment by: ccp1968 on 31-Aug-2007 1:56 pm
Comment by: Budweiser on 31-Aug-2007 9:58 am
 | If it is S$3xx, i rather get SS TJ09.
The look is good, but the price for a steel casing is too expensive. |
Comment by: vkvkvvk on 29-Aug-2007 9:09 pm
 | Just got it from sim lim.
Really need taxi..can't even fit the boot. lol |
Comment by: [S8NIST] on 29-Aug-2007 6:48 pm
 | i was able to just about carry mine out of sls.... to the taxi stand.. then got taxi driver to put those thigys on to hold the boot down... but warning.. the handles on the box are very uncomfortable...... and it is ... kinda heavy  |
Comment by: longsiew on 29-Aug-2007 6:33 pm
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Originally Posted by Shrek
order from potterhouse or pandorabox
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Ya. I think the best bet is order from potterhouse. Not need to crack our head for the transportation |
Comment by: longsiew on 29-Aug-2007 6:32 pm
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Originally Posted by floppy
erm, with everything in it's more than 30 KGs.
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30kg???
More than 50% of my weight I only 52kg..hahaha |
Comment by: Lyfeforce on 29-Aug-2007 4:18 pm
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Originally Posted by vkvkvvk
 that bad ar?
I guess I'll have to take cab then... |
Make sure it's a MaxiCab. That time I brought my TJ-07 home, the taxi driver almost didn't want to let me board. Had to put in the back seat, ended up blocking the rear view. So had to shift it lower at an angle. A real hassle. |
Comment by: floppy on 29-Aug-2007 3:24 pm
| erm, with everything in it's more than 30 KGs. |
Comment by: Shrek on 29-Aug-2007 3:00 pm
 | order from potterhouse or pandorabox |
Comment by: vkvkvvk on 29-Aug-2007 2:58 pm
| that bad ar?
I guess I'll have to take cab then... |
Comment by: Tsting on 29-Aug-2007 2:00 pm
 | dun think plastic bag can take 20kg... |
Comment by: longsiew on 29-Aug-2007 1:10 pm
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Originally Posted by [S8NIST]
just so you know.... the box doesnt fit in the boot  |
walau....then u need at least 2 person liao. Each carry one edge of the plastic bag so that 20kg share among two person |
Comment by: [S8NIST] on 29-Aug-2007 1:06 pm
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Originally Posted by longsiew
This casing is DAMN HEAVY. I would recommend u to take Taxi home
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just so you know.... the box doesnt fit in the boot |
Comment by: longsiew on 29-Aug-2007 1:04 pm
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Originally Posted by vkvkvvk
thinking of getting this case later, can anyone tell me is it possible to bring this case home by MRT/BUS?
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This casing is DAMN HEAVY. I would recommend u to take Taxi home |
Comment by: Tsting on 29-Aug-2007 9:31 am
| Neh
Singapore.. you can get the case for as low as $339
cheaper then the stacker 832
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Comment by: CD82 on 29-Aug-2007 6:27 am
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Originally Posted by SanMao
Price?
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Price for the case or for the Dream Machine?
I've saw from somewhere (can't remember), the
cased goes for aprox. $347 USD. |
Comment by: SanMao on 29-Aug-2007 5:52 am
 | Price? |
Comment by: CD82 on 29-Aug-2007 5:31 am
Comment by: vkvkvvk on 29-Aug-2007 1:39 am
| thinking of getting this case later, can anyone tell me is it possible to bring this case home by MRT/BUS? |
Comment by: Lyfeforce on 28-Aug-2007 7:56 pm
| Eh... I'm being serious ok? |
Comment by: JoOs7eR on 28-Aug-2007 7:16 pm
Comment by: leader288 on 28-Aug-2007 7:14 pm
 | lol |
Comment by: Lyfeforce on 28-Aug-2007 7:13 pm
| Get me the hardware, I'll fill it up for you. |
Comment by: floppy on 28-Aug-2007 7:00 pm
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Originally Posted by dr_disciple
Suggestions:
Fill up the casing with hardware, simple ones, to show how the "finished" product will look like. Mobo with huge HSF, full HDDs and optical drive etc etc.
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wanted to but can't find time. |
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