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I am sort of ashamed to say it, but I missed out on grabbing a CM 690 the first time they released onto the market. At that time I had still to figure out that a case really can be more than a place to house components. From what I can gather from hanging out around forums is that the original version was a highly rated addition by most people who owned them. Personally, looking back on it now, it doesn't offer too much as far as options and any sort of wire management thoughts. To be fair, it has been some time since that case was designed and it is well worth of another go.
Today HardwareHeaven are going to look at Cooler Master's latest mid-tower case, the CM 690 II Advanced, which is essentially an improved version of their popular CM 690 case. Its feature list compares well with much more expensive cases and today HardwareHeaven will see how user friendly it is, as well as how it does in terms of thermal performance.
Cooler Master ist auf dem Gehäuse Markt eine dominante und sich ständig weiterentwickelnde Firma. Produktpflege gehört auch zu den Pflichten eines seriösen Herstellers und so schauen wir uns heute den erfolgreichen CM690 Tower, in der Black & White Edition näher an. Ob die Chassis des CM690 überzeugen kann und die neue Farbgebung Cooler Master gelungen ist, möchten wir im folgenden Review klären.
Fußstapfen seiner Vorgänger. Das erfolgreiche Produkt zu verbessern ist kein leichtes Unterfangen.
Cooler Master have gone back to the drawing board, aiming to improve on one of their best ever and most popular chassis designs, adding a third part in the now Trilogy of CM 690 chassis. The 690 and of course the 690 II are fantastic cases, but they're getting a little old now.
Cooler Master are on a bit of a winning streak at the moment, they have had several award-winning chassis hit the market recently such as the 352 and the N200. So I'm really looking forward to seeing if the 690 III is worthy of adding to that list. With a price tag of just under £100 it's not a cheap case, but the specification sheet does promise quite a few features.
Today we'll be looking not only for improvements on the old 690 II chassis design, but also the premium quality and features that we have not only come to expect from Cooler Master, but also to justify the premium price tag.
Technic3D hat das Cooler Master 690 III Gehäuse im Test. Das 690 existiert mittlerweile in der dritten Auflage und wurde im Innenraum gründlich überarbeitet. Ob die Neuauflage im Test überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
The CM 690 III is one of the best at cooling components, while the price is excellent. At this price point, the CM 690 III is a uniquely complete chassis of outstanding quality. The improvements may be incremental over the previous version, but it's the perfect evolution and sets a new standard for mid-range desktop chassis.
Today we are going to look at the latest CM Storm case by Cooler Master, the Enforcer. It has a recommended retail price of €90 which translates into about £78 at the time of writing. This puts it up against some very strong performers like the Fractal Design Define XL which costs £83 and Cooler Master’s own 690 II Advanced.
Cooler Master get mentioned frequently here at eTeknix, whether it be for the latest product news and press releases or us getting our hands on the newest product(s) from them. They always seem to impress us no matter what they release and today will hopefully be no different.
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