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Cooler Master Storm Sniper
Gaming case with an attitude!
SGC-6000-KKN1-GP
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Moving around the case, here's how the rear panel looks like. Starting from the top there are two holes
for water cooling hoses, a rather restrictive fan hole with 120 mm exhaust fan, I/O shield and 7
PCI-slots. On the right, just about half way down there's an extra PCI-card slot fitted with something CM
calls a Storm Guard. This is a thick steel bracked with holes and hooks and is designed to be used at
LAN-parties where you can use it to secure your expensive gaming gear via looping the cable around the
Guard. Altogether a very simple yet functional feature. And after all if you don't have use for the Storm
Guard, you can always use the extra PCI-slot for what ever PCI-cover add-ons you might have.
On the bottom there are four adjustable feet that lock in three positions. There's also a plastic
shroud similar to the one on top of the case and this really helps keep the style together. The shroud is
full of ventilation holes that guarantee a good airflow for the optional fan and PSU at the bottom of the
case. Despite Cooler Master has used plastic on these shrouds, the build quality is so good the solution
doesn't feel cheap in any way. All parts fit closely together and the parts don't bend in normal use.
...from inside
Removing the side panel reveals the rather spacious internals of the case. On the right there are the
five 5,25" external drive bays with tool free locks. Under this there are five HDD sledges, again with
tool free quick release tabs. The HDD-bay is right behind the huge 200 mm fan at the front panel, but has
pretty open design so atleast when not fully loaded it shouldn't kill the airflow.
On the bottom there is a fan holder for optional 140 mm fan. On the back there are the 7 PCI-slots with
tool free locks and a 120 mm exhaust fan. On the roof one can also see the 200 mm exhaust fan.
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