April 15 2011 review by pureoverclock

This computer case strikes a great balance between sleek simplicity and aggressive undertones. It is an aesthetic that certainly has gamer appeal, but the feature set and looks will likely appeal to a much wider audience, since a good case is a good case, whether it's marketed to gamers or not.

Cable management:

Cable management is hardly a challenge with the Storm Enforcer; Cooler Master Engineers did a great job of designing the Storm Enforcer to enable even those with little skills in cable management to do an awesome job.

Test Setup:

• CPU : Intel Core i7 2600K
• HDD : Western Digital Raptor
• Memory : 2x2GB set of G-Skill RipJawsX DDR3
• Motherboard : ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
• Optical Drive : DVD-RW drive
• Power Supply : Silverstone Strider 1000W
• Video Card : EVGA GTX-570

April 14 2011 review by aphnetworks

This enclosure is really quite unique and different. The overall design and appearance is definitely appealing. The reviewer also liked how the manufacturer provides a fairly large and clean side panel window for a nice view of the internal components.

Cooler Master has implemented pretty much an industry standard configuration for a case with a bottom mounted power supply bay. A honeycomb grille is also placed in front of the rear 120mm fan adjacent to the motherboard I/O backplate for maximum airflow and heat dissipation.

Four hard drive slots are available for you to install in the main rack. The quad drive rack is rotatable by a full 90 degrees if you ever decide to change the orientation of your hard drives. Simply unscrew it from the back, unclip it using the clippers found on the top and bottom of the rack, slide it into its new orientation, and it should clip itself into place.