XSPC H1 “Hive” Cube+ Extreme Enclosure Review

[brechan69]

Found a review of XSPC's Hive Cube+ over at PureOC, here's the link http://www.pureoverclock.com/Review-...e-enclosure-2/

BOTTOM LINE:

It's a pricey case but you get what you pay for; this case can swallow up to five 120mm radiators without modding.

[DazMode]

I love my silent sniper PC, but my conclusions are different:

WHAT WE LIKED:

Craftsmanship (err... ok), quality brushed aluminum (oh, please! Get dirty in a second and hard to clean), roomy (Yes!).


+ easy to work on PC assembly, tons of fans, good coling performance, two windowed panels

WHAT WE DISLIKED:

Expensive (No,it is less then Little Devil or case labs), no front I/O panel or USB 3.0, 5.25" bay covers are optional and must be purchased separately (yes, no USB panel is pain).



+ mobo tray is bit shaky, cable management is difficult due to open space, thumb screws look stupid, needs filters

[brechan69]

I love my silent sniper PC, but my conclusions are different:

WHAT WE LIKED:

Craftsmanship (err... ok), quality brushed aluminum (oh, please! Get dirty in a second and hard to clean), roomy (Yes!).


+ easy to work on PC assembly, tons of fans, good coling performance, two windowed panels

WHAT WE DISLIKED:

Expensive (No,it is less then Little Devil or case labs), no front I/O panel or USB 3.0, 5.25" bay covers are optional and must be purchased separately (yes, no USB panel is pain).



+ mobo tray is bit shaky, cable management is difficult due to open space, thumb screws look stupid, needs filters

Says in the review that XSPC replaced the thumb screws with counter-sunk screws, definitely makes the case look more smooth