Ikonik Ra X10 SIM & Zaria A10 Case Reviews

• ThinkComputers: Ikonik Ra X10 SIM Aluminum Full Tower Review:
  
  

  "Interior fit and finish is excellent. The left door rattles a little when there are no thumbscrews installed, but only when you bump the case.it does not rattle when you walk across the room, get out of your chair, or other things that might make it rattle when placed on a conventional floor.
  
  I don't know that there is a case with more ventilation. No more than this is needed, for sure. With the Sim set to Silent Mode, you'd never know that there were 13 fans spinning.
  
  Looking at the prices of aluminum full towers, they range from around $110 to $500, with the bulk of them being $160-170. The Ikonik Ra X10 Sim runs $170. There are no cases with the ventilation features of this case, 13 fans that are USB speed controlled, so I have to consider this case a value. ThinkComputers.org gives the Ikonik Ra X10 SIM Aluminum Full Tower a 10 out of 10 score."

  
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• ThinkComputers: Ikonik Zaria A10 Series Mid Tower Case Review:
  
  

  "So what about the Ikonik Zaria A10? I like its clean lines and conservative looks. The chrome trim adds a little extra to the overall look, preventing it from being plain. Both side panels are well vented but without windows. To be honest I have grown tired of side windows and appreciate clean modder's mesh venting. The venting is beautifully done, the mesh is raised above the panel surface, and stealthing couldn't be better.
  
  If the window fan would be missed, Ikonik has solved that by added an opening on the case floor for an optional 120mm fan.
  
  As with the Ra X10, the I/O panel is built into the case top, a look I really like. Of course this case is better placed on the floor than the desktop, but I haven't been able to place my rig on the desk in quite some time. The included magnetized dust cover is very functional and appreciated."

  
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