Introduction

I would like to thank CaseKing.de for supplying the review sample.

CaseKing is one of the few companies out there, which will not just sell anything. They only offer hardware that performs well and is of high quality. The shop offers quite a few exclusive parts and devices from all around the world and it is also the official distributor for a long list of well known manufacturers. Their assortment has grown greatly in recent years, while great service and support is still a very important part of the shop philosophy. The website may be in German, but they do ship to most european countries. One of the companies of which CaseKing is the distributor for is Cooler Master, so you will surely get the lastest and greatest from that manufacturer at CaseKing.

We have the pleasure of reviewing the Cooler Master Cosmos S, which is an evolution of the Cosmos we reviewed here. It is a bit bigger than the Stacker 832 and features a few additions, while Cooler Master has chosen to remove other extras like a removable mainboard tray or BTX support. The Cosmos S combines some of the strong points of the Stacker series with the award-winning design of the original Cosmos.

Specifications

Color	Chassis Appearance: Black
Drive Bays	5.25" bay x 7 , 3.5" internal x 4 (converted from 3 5.25" bays)
Material	Aluminum
Form Factor	Extended ATX, ATX
Expansion Slots	7 standard slots
Case Fans	BFront fan(intake): one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, 17 dBA (included),Top fan(exhaust): one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, 17 dBA (included),Top fan: 120mm x 2(optional),Rear fan(exhaust): one 120x120x25mm, 1200 rpm, 17 dBA (included),Side fan(intake): 200x230x30mm, 900 rpm, 150 CFM(included)
Dimensions	(W) 266 x (H) 598 x (D) 628mm
Weight	Net Weight: 13.8 kg; Gross Weight: 17.8 kg
Front I/O	USB 2.0 x 4, IEEE 1394 x 1, Audio x 1, SPK x 1, eSATA x 1