Sunbeamtech 3D Storm ATX Case Review @ Madshrimps

Vikingod · Aug 8, 2007, 01:58 AM

Source: Madshrimps
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Sunbeamtech has been expanding their product line-up ever since they first appeared on the market 3 years ago. They are also responsible for the widely know high end CPU cooler, Tuniq Tower 120. Their ATX case series have undergone different variations in features and design. While their earlier attempts had fancy plastic front panels (like this Transformers Case) their newer cases feature more modest designs. Doing away with the fancy front bezels and going for the classy look. The latest addition follows this trend. The 3D Storm has a sober front panel and comes with excellent cooling features, at least on paper, coming with no less than 3x120mm fan inside.

Aug 8, 2007, 01:58 AM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Sunbeamtech 3D Storm ATX Case Review @ Madshrimps Source: Madshrimps ____________ Sunbeamtech has been expanding their product line-up ever since they first appeared on the market 3 years ago. They are also responsible for the widely know high end CPU cooler, Tuniq Tower 120. Their ATX case series have undergone different variations in features and design. While their earlier attempts had fancy plastic front panels (like this Transformers Case) their newer cases feature more modest designs. Doing away with the fancy front bezels and going for the classy look. The latest addition follows this trend. The 3D Storm has a sober front panel and comes with excellent cooling features, at least on paper, coming with no less than 3x120mm fan inside.