Chieftec SCORPION 2 black
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A good modern case with an interesting design, I took it to build a new gaming PC. The metal is not thick, but in principle the case itself is not flimsy and is assembled soundly. The front and side panels are made of tempered glass with a fairly strong tint, and you won’t be able to see what’s inside when the computer is turned off. The air intake on the front panel is implemented through perforations on the sides, in principle, this is the norm for all modern cases. But there is a significant drawback - there are no dust filters, but rather large holes. It is clear that the paralon would greatly impair the airflow, but the holes themselves could be a little smaller. There are dust filters on the bottom and top panels; they are attached to the top with a magnet. There were no problems during assembly, the ATX board became normal, everything matches in terms of fasteners, the cable channel is quite spacious. all cables are in place. There are also 2 SSD bays on the back, so all the drives are hidden behind the motherboard. There is a lot of space for the power supply, I think even the longest ones will fit. The maximum height of the cooler is 166 mm, almost anyone will fit. I liked the bundled coolers, they shine very nicely and you can control different lighting options using the remote control. Personally, I am very pleased with the purchase, the body is really pleased. I recommend to buy. Modern design and interior layout Solid build and quality materials Side and front tempered glass panels Spacious inside, convenient cable channel 4 complete coolers with RGB lighting and a controller with a remote control The absence of a dust filter on the front panel, a rather large mesh through which small dust particles will fly.  Евгений: use Chieftec SCORPION 2 few months |
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Chieftec Scorpion II is a full-size Midi Tower computer case equipped with the latest fashion. There are also tempered glass panels, and RGB fans, and a remote control, but first things first.
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The frame and one of the side panels of the Scorpion II are made of steel, while the second sidewall and front panel are made of tempered glass that is resistant to mechanical damage (within reasonable limits). The case weighs a solid 7 kg, which contributes to the absorption of vibration of hard drives. There are two slots for 3.5-inch drives and the same number for 2.5-inch drives. The maximum allowable height of the processor cooler is 166 mm, and the length of the graphics card is 360 mm, which is even with a margin.
Remote control
The main advantage of Scorpion II is a controlled hub for connecting up to six fans or other RGB devices. By default, four illuminated 12 cm turntables are pre-installed (three in the front for blow-in and one in the back for blow-out). Two more turntables or a two-section dropsy can be installed from above. A remote control is supplied with the case, and not infrared, but based on radio communication. This allows you to adjust the speed of the fans from a distance of at least a few metres and switch between almost thirty lighting modes.
All inclusive
As a result, Chieftec Scorpion II is one of the most functional yet surprisingly affordable computer cases at the moment, which is best described by the phrase "all inclusive". It can be blamed, perhaps, only for the use of relatively short-lived plain bearings in complete fans. However, they will definitely last at least three years without the appearance of parasitic overtones, and hydrodynamic analogues would significantly increase the price. And if you want a slightly different case design, then take a closer look at the Chieftec Stallion II and Chieftronic G1.
