Aerocool Tor Pro black
 | Outdated Product 7 360 ₴ Features: gaming; Form factor: Full Tower; Mount: vertical; Motherboard support: E-ATX; PSU form factor: ATX (regular); Dimensions (mm): 566x250x473; Weight (kg): 11; Material: steel; 3.5" bays: 2; internal 2.5" compartments: 4; Expansion slots: 9; Fans total: 4; Fans (back): 2x140мм; Fans (front): 2x200мм |
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Aerocool Tor Pro black
Chassis Form Factor:Full Tower
Motherboard size:E-ATX
PSU power:no PSU
Internal bays 3.5":2
Internal bays 2.5":4
Front panel:USB A 4
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Specifications Tor Pro
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This case is a complete scam. A full tower that can't fit a 360 radiator. And all the reviewers, including Overclockers.ru, said that even a 480 would fit. Big, useless but big. The front panel, standing at 56cm high, can only accommodate a 240mm radiator. On the official website and among paid reviewers, it claims to fit 360(480)+360+240+240. In reality, without modifications, it fits 240+240+240+240, since the cable grommet protrudes into the front panel at exactly 39cm high, which is 0.5-1cm less than needed for the smallest 360 radiator. And this is a full tower! The engineer who designed this case seemingly made a miscalculation.  Pavel: use Aerocool Tor Pro less than month |
I would like to add a few more pros: 1. Two tempered glass panels 2. Thick case walls approximately 0.8mm and 1mm, providing a sufficiently sturdy weight (11kg) 3. It stands high enough off the floor; if you set the fans to blow downwards as I mentioned earlier, you'll achieve an excellent effect. Regarding the discrepancies noted on the case's page, there is inaccurate information regarding the number of possible fans for installation. It states that you can install three 200mm fans at the front, which does not seem to align with the case's height (567mm), as well as four 140mm fans, yet there simply isn't space for another one. I recalled another drawback, which is the inability to purchase fans separately from the case. Perfectionists, I sympathize with you if you wanted or have purchased this case and planned to add more of these fans. You can simply buy two 200mm fans and install them at the front in place of the 140mm ones; it will also look cool. In conclusion, I would say this might be the best case for its money among not only Full Tower but also Mid Tower cases, as it astounds me with such capabilities and configurations. You can pay 2000 rubles more and get an incredibly good case, avoiding options like the Zalman i3 or Deepcool Matrexx 55, which don’t even come with fans, requiring you to purchase them separately. So, the price of a Deepcool with fans will be comparable, but there is also the Deepcool Matrexx 70, which is also inferior, though it does have a front dust filter. Nevertheless, with the aerocool tor pro, you can install a tower up to I bought the case for 5240 rubles. It caught my attention with extremely notable differences not only among Mid Tower cases but even more expensive Full Tower ones. 1. What is very important to me, is that the CPU tower height up to 189mm, allows you to install any tower, even one more expensive than the case itself. 2. The internal dimensions of the case will appeal to enthusiasts who frequently upgrade their computers, change parts, etc. You can fit even E-ATX format motherboards and even wider ones inside. 3. A large number of mounting spots for fans and water cooling, you can even install a 480mm radiator at the front and three more radiators of 280 or two of 280, one at 480, and another one at the bottom at 360. In general, people who want to set up serious water cooling inside will like it. I can't comment on the reservoir installation as I didn’t pay attention to the mounting spots for it. 4. Included are, just think about it, 4 fans of 140mm; for such a price, it's simply unbelievable, this is one of the main reasons for purchasing this case. 5. A separate remote control for configuring the fans themselves is included, allowing you to turn off not only RGB but also the fans themselves, adjust the lighting, and everything works well, with excellent signal and satisfying functionality. 6. The case airflow is very serious and well-designed, I was very impressed with the two 140mm mounting spots at the back, there are no holes at the top but it’s not critical because there are side holes for warm air exit. An excellent bonus is 3 120mm mounting spots at the bottom. There are many pros... 1. When I was assembling the case, I had quite a struggle because there was no good power supply unit available. You need long cables, and if you don't have them, you'll have to be creative and think of ways to manage it, which significantly affected the internal aesthetics of the build. 2. I don't know who came up with the idea of placing the three fans so close to the front, but the case only has two air intake areas, on the right and bottom. The fans themselves are positioned close to the tempered glass, creating difficulties for air intake. However, it's not too critical overall; you can place two fans at the bottom or just one, and the result will be excellent. There's plenty of space underneath, and there's also a dust filter. 3. There are few slots for HDD and SSD, 2x2. With SSD, it's clear that two slots are enough, but HDD is a different story. There are not only few slots available, but they are also inconvenient and even difficult to connect to the motherboard and power supply. The connectors must and can only be located at the bottom, at the base of the case, where even the cables struggle. 4. I noticed some unpleasant issues, specifically that they're unpleasant because they're related to the assembly itself. They're almost unnoticeable and, personally, I don't care about them. However, there was a poorly placed hub with 10 inputs; the cables were pressed hard against the wall, and the air intake grill was slightly crooked. That's about it for the issues. There are few due to the case's simplicity. I don't consider the top placement of the power supply unit a serious problem because there are fans that sort of protect it from pulling in too much warm air, but I decided to mention it. use Aerocool Tor Pro week i recommend it should buy |
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