Testseek.com have collected 109 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Cosmos 2 and the average rating is 91%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Cosmos 2.
January 2012
(91%)
109 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Let’s make one thing clear -- the Cosmos II is aimed at a very specific market and is not at all suitable for the average gamer. At 22kg unladen, it’s incredibly heavy and will not fit on or under most desks. For those who need a roomy, feature-ric...
Abstract: "T'was two weeks before ChristmasWhen all through the houseNot a creature was stirringNot even a mouse,The tree was decoratedBy the front foyer with careIn the hopes that Cooler MasterSoon would mail the case there,When out on the lawnThere arose a car...
Abstract: After years of anticipating whether or not Cooler Master would update their legendary Cosmos cases, the wait is finally over. Their new Cosmos II Ultra Tower is a true successor to the original while packing in a boatload of additional features for go...
Room for just about any build, Dual Radiator capability, Extremely quiet, Cooling capacity, Fit,feel,finish, Wire management options, Every opening filtered, 101 design, Dockx bays, Built in fan controller, Cooling Chamber design, Asthetics...
Reset button too close to fan controller...
As you may have been able to tell throughout the review, I found this to be an extremely impressive case. As a matter of fact it's the the best production case I have ever had my hands on, and I have been through a lot of them. Installation went smoot...
The Cooler Master Cosmos II 25th Anniversary Edition looks fantastic, and the addition of panels that are not only made of tempered glass but also bent does make it stand out from the numerous new and refreshed models from the likes Phanteks, NZXT, and Co...
Published: 2014-10-21, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
You cant fail to be impressed by the Cooler Master Cosmos II , there truly is no other case quite like it. If you're really in the market for such a large case, then you're not going to be disappointed. Unpacking the Cosmos II for the fist time is a real...
Extensive space for multiple high-end graphics cards, Lots of modular storage bays for 5.25″, 3.5″ and 2.5″ drives, Excellent cooling capabilities with room for lots of fans and/or radiators, Exterior and interior design unlike anything else on the market
It is very expensive, although it is not hard to understand why, It is very heavy, but again completely understandable given its overall size, Unlikely to fit under most people's desk, The Cosmos II is beyond huge,
PriceThere is no easy way of saying this, the Cosmos II can set you back anywhere from £250 to £300 from most major retailers, it is one of the most expensive consumer chassis on the market. Of course the price relative to its quality and of course it's s...
Abstract: Big radiators need lots of space that most enclosures simply weren't designed to offer. We're using Swiftech’s latest triple-fan cooler to test the fitment and performance in four cases supposedly set up to accommodate high-end water cooling setups. CP...
