Cooler Master Storm Sniper Review --- TheThirdMedia Hardware

Cavernous Interior (continued)

As you can see the inside of the Cooler Master Storm Sniper is rather cavernous. There's also a large opening for the CPU fan for those times you want to change your cooler's retention plate without requiring to remove your motherboard completely.

A quick look at the other side of the mother tray of the Storm Sniper. You can choose to route your PSU cables around here.

Like quite a few high-end casings, the PSU slot of the Cooler Master Storm Sniper is located at the bottom for thermal reasons. The slot has nice rubber bits to minimize vibrations from the PSU that may lead to noise.

As you can see there's quite a bit of space left after installing our PSU.

The cables from your PSU can be routed behind the motherboard tray. This will improve air circulation amongst the critical components of your system by reducing clutter.

Even after installing the motherboard, you can see there's still quite a lot of space.

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