Enermax Ostrog ADV Review

Published by Luca Rocchi on 21.09.16
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The Enermax Ostrog ADV is a mid-tower for users who want a fresh case with a good bundle. This case offers plenty of space for any ATX motherboard and you can even equip it with a total of six HDDs or SSD. Also the space dedicated to the power supply is more than sufficient, which really helps with compatibility when it comes to high-end setups. Another aspect we really came to appreciate is the compatibility with the custom water cooling loops; first of all you get three fans with the Ostrog Adv with sleeved cables and the chassis itself comes with lots of slots for additional fans. As we already mentioned you can install 240mm radiators and that itself is good already. It's pretty clear that this case is perfect for anybody looking for a solution with a good airflow. The cable management is well-solved as well but we would still like to see few more extra millimeters between the motherboard tray and the right side panel.

Enermax Ostrog ADV offers a sophisticated lighting system, which can count on no less than 262 LED diodes. This backlighting includes the front and top of the case by offering a "glow" effect that will hardly get you bored. In addition Enermax includes two Enermax Vages fans in the bundle which further add to the lighting effect. Ostrog ADV is available in different colors each of which can offer a different backlight color. The Enermax Ostrog ADV is available on Geizhals at a price of about 124 Euro. In our opinion, the price is appropriate and it reflects the quality and the bundle of the product, since there are three fans and there are also quite a lot of features. Overall this case is an excellent solution for those looking for a well-designed, solid case. The Enermax Ostrog Adv receives 4 stars out of 5.



Page 1 - Introduction Page 5 - Installation
Page 2 - Preview Page 6 - Ventilation options
Page 3 - Features Page 7 - Temperatures
Page 4 - Product overview Page 8 - Conclusion




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