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Cooler Master Storm Sniper Review
[Abstract]
Sniper Alert!If you don't already know, the new Storm brand at Cooler Master is the vendor's attempt at targeting the gaming community with a specialized range of products. You could say it is ...
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Windy Lights
Being a high-end casing targeted at gamers, the Storm Sniper naturally comes with many fans; three, in fact. But what's really interesting about these fans, is that they have LED lights. Call us foolish, but we think the LED lights look pretty cool. Turn off the room lights, and they look exceptionally cool. And even if you're only a mediocre gamer, these LED lights really convey a sense of being a l337 gamer.
This is the fan at the top of the casing. It is a 200mm one by default, but can be replaced with two smaller 120mm ones. |
Though not included, you can choose to install an additional fan at the bottom of the casing. It will take a 140mm fan as it is, or a 120mm fan with some modifications. |
The top and front fans of the Cooler Master Storm Sniper lights up blue. Fortunately, for those who leave their systems running 24/7, Cooler Master has given these lights a on/off switch, allowing users to turn off the lights when going to sleep. |
The rear fan is slightly smaller at 120mm and it doesn't light up. |
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