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Aluminum ChassisWith an all-aluminum construction, the Cooler Master ATCS 840 reaches the balance between chassis stiffness and heat dissipation.
Superior Expandability with 13 Drive BaysBoasting six 5.25" external drive bays, and seven 3.5” drive bays (one external and six internal), the Cooler Master ATCS 840 provides expandability for future upgrade.
Peerless Cooling PerformanceThe Cooler Master ATCS 840 features one 120mm rear fan, two 230mm top fans and one 230mm front fan for exceptional cooling performance, as well as an air duct dedicated for graphics card cooling.
Cable Management SystemThe Cooler Master ATCS 840 features retaining holes for better cable routing and neatness.
Pop-up Top I/O PanelWith a simple finger push, the top I/O panel pops up for easy access to four USB 2.0 ports, one IEEE 1394 port, one eSATA port and two audio ports.
Pros: I have had many cases and this is by far the best. My last case was a CM830 which is similar in many ways but not as good. >Very quiet with the large fans >Huge amount of room in the case - easy to work on internals. (also see cons) >Plenty of room for radiators if water cooling. >Slide out mobo tray with the back cut out so you can access the cooler attachment without removing the mobo (finally!) >Ton of drive bays >Excellent fit/finish >Great cable management. Comes with cable anchors. >Easy to assemble >Seems to keep everything cool with minimal noise (I have an i7 920 OC's to 3.8GHz on air). >HDD cage is great! >Easy remove/clean filters for the fans
Cons: Very few cons, these are very nitpicky... >Very large (HUGE!) & heavy, no good carry handles for moving (ok for me but may be a problem for some). It is wider than most cases. >On the black case, fingerprints show up easily >Some PSU's may not have long enough cables (not an issue for me with the Corsair 620HX) >I wish the mobo tray used thumbscrews rather than traditional screws (holds the tray from sliding out). > Pricey (but worth it IMO)
Overall Review: The reason the case is so big is to accommodate the 230mm fans. These fans are very quiet while still moving a good deal of air. You can add more fans internally on the back of the HDD cage and on the bottom vent.