Cooler Master Storm Sniper Black Edition Case Reviews

• Benchmark Reviews:
  
  

  "I think it's obvious by now that I like this case a lot. For someone who is constantly making changes to their system, it's a joy to work in such a spacious environment. There's tons of room for cable management, so you don't feel like you're doing laser surgery when pulling an additional cable or two through the cutouts. It looks great, will cool anything I throw in it, and I can dial the fans down when I want to catch some Zs. All for less than a buck fifty. I don't change cases all that often, but this one is tempting me to make it the new standard. I can't imagine a better endorsement."

  
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• Hardware Canucks:
  
  

  "The Sniper features three enormous 200mm fans that make this case into a miniature wind tunnel while a fan controller is included to allow users to adjust the airflow and noise to their liking. The design of the interior serves to amplify the cooling benefits and even an amateur builder can make wires virtually disappear. The original Sniper is arguably one of the best cases for cabling that we have come across and the Black Edition makes things even better.
  
  Its unique exterior aesthetics may not be for everyone, but Cooler Master has chosen a theme and design that will definitely appeal to quite a few people. The build quality is sturdy and even with what may be considered a slight overuse of plastic, they haven't let quality slip. Nothing feels flimsy or breakable. Steel reinforced bracing is reassuring for those dragging it around to LAN parties, and installation of the components is made easy with by a unique screw-less system."

  
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• I4U:
  
  

  "The CM Storm Sniper Black Edition is a fantastic chassis to choose for your next PC build up. It has plenty of room, looks good, and is very well built. It would be hard to go wrong with the CM Storm Sniper Black Edition as the home for your gaming rig."

  
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