So, a while back I had a good night playing cards, and won enough money to splurge and buy myself a new case. After a bit of research, and a lot of indecision, I made up my mind and purchased a Cosmos S. I wanted a full tower case that I could easily put an internal wc'ing setup into, and this case fits the bill perfectly. So now it's time to rebuild Nemesis (my nickname for my comp). Although when my wife saw the box, she said "Oh great, another Timewaster."
So here's the original Nemesis 900 with the new Cosmos S behind it. If you think the case is big, you should see the box:
I swear this is an ATX Biostar Tpower I45, although it looks like a MATX in this case:
One nice thing about the Cosmos is the amount of room between the board and the top of the case (about 2 1/4"). I've removed the stock fans to make room for the rad:
Here's a shot after mounting all the hardware, but before stringing any WC lines. At this point I was starting to think I need some sleeving:
One thing to note about the Cosmos. Do not run the power lines through the bottom hole like I've done here. Unless you never plan to put the right side cover on.
So here's the original Nemesis 900 with the new Cosmos S behind it. If you think the case is big, you should see the box:
I swear this is an ATX Biostar Tpower I45, although it looks like a MATX in this case:
One nice thing about the Cosmos is the amount of room between the board and the top of the case (about 2 1/4"). I've removed the stock fans to make room for the rad:
Here's a shot after mounting all the hardware, but before stringing any WC lines. At this point I was starting to think I need some sleeving:
One thing to note about the Cosmos. Do not run the power lines through the bottom hole like I've done here. Unless you never plan to put the right side cover on.
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