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Brand | Cooler Master |
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Series | CM Stacker |
Model | STC-T01-UWK |
Type | ATX Full Tower |
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Color | Black/ Silver |
Case Material | Aluminum / Steel |
With Power Supply | No |
Motherboard Compatibility | E-ATX, ATX, m-ATX |
Side Panel Window | No |
External 5.25" Drive Bays | 11 |
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External 3.5" Drive Bays | 1 |
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays | 3 |
Expansion Slots | 7 |
Front Ports | 6 x USB2.0 ; 2 x Audio ; 1 x IEEE1394 |
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80mm Fans | 1 x 80mm top fan |
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120mm Fans | 1 x 120mm rear fan 1 x 120mm front fan |
Side Air duct | No |
Dimensions (H x W x D) | 23" x 9" x 21.2" (DxWxH) |
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Date First Available | October 28, 2004 |
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Comments: If you want a big case with tons of space, this is THE case for you. I own two of these cases and use them as servers in my house, and have them in my basement. I can add tons of hard drives, up to two power supplies with no sweat. There is really no competitor to this case. I couldn't find a single case that could hold as many drives (in a front mount config). It's like Coolermaster took a big old server tower case from 10 years ago and made it modern and user friendly. Good idea on the part of Coolermaster. The construction is great, I like the drive mouting system, and the use of 120mm fans quiets things down a bit. If your going to fill this thing up, buy a beefy PSU for it as if you fill it up you will be sucking down a lot of power likely. I have an Antec NeoPower 480 in the one case and a CoolerMaster RealPower 450 in the other. I would say though that unless your planning to add lots of drives, or other stuff inside this case, it is overboard for a normal computer case. I would perfer something a bit smaller for a desktop system. So just know if you buy this as a computer case that your planning on putting under your desk, you better have one BIG desk to put it under. As always NewEgg rocked... Stuff showed up a day early.