Testseek.com have collected 65 expert reviews of the Cooler Master Cosmos S and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master Cosmos S.
February 2008
(89%)
65 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: We’ve long been a fan of the Coolermaster Cosmos series, though we’ve had our gripes. For one thing, while those curving support arms might look weight bearing, the truth is they’re about as strong as Woody Allen in a room full of adopte...
Overall, I was very pleased with the Cooler Master Cosmos-S chassis. I have always liked the look of the Cosmos, and really only ran into a few concerns with the airflow being the biggest issue. The Cosmos-S alleviates that issue completely while st...
Beautiful style, Endless configuration possibilities, Great cable management, Good provided cooling, Supplied accessories, Many tool free, but secure devices
Cable extensions are ugly, Size could turn some away (but why do you want a full tower anyway?)
When the power is on, and the IO panel and power button lights up beautifully! The glow not only looks really good, but helps you find the ports in a low light situation. BTW the square to the left is the hard drive activity light. When you close th...
Mostly toolfree, Excellent stock cooling, Easy to install water cooling system, Holes in motherboard tray for cable management, Plenty of ports on front IO panel, Top handles for easier movement (transport), Hard drive cage designed to reduce vibrat...
Nonremovable motherboard tray, Cable management holes lack protective edging, Touch sensitive power button makes it easy to accidentally shut down computer, No reset button, Hard drive installation requires a screwdriver, Mounting hardware for only one 3...
The Cosmos S is definitely an impressive case. It features plenty of room for all your high end components as well as excellent air flow to keep them cool. The Cosmos S does this all while sporting a stylish look. The case is not perfect, and improveme...
Aluminum construction, Anodized door panels, Artistic styling, Color scheme, Well thought out design, Superior airflow, Ability to add fans or radiators for additional cooling, Strong handles, Hideaway latches for doors.
Overall weight with hardware installed, Doors are a bit tricky to open and close, Supplied power extensions could have been longer.
Cooler master has done a terrific job in putting together the Cosmos S RC-1100. Every angle I looked at, every item I took apart to place the hardware in, was all well thought out. They have really raised the bar with the modder in mind with this cas...
Cosmos S is one of the latest and greatest cases we’ve ever used, but it has its low-points. The biggest one is the price, and €200 is just too much for an average user. We also didn’t like the fact that there’s space for just four...
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Abstract: Cosmos S looks mean and neat, especially when you install a whole system inside and turn everything on. The fun starts there, with red lights coming from everywhere - from HDD module to something we havent really seen before - you actually have ...
Abstract: Headquartered in Taiwan, Cooler Master has been building chassis, and other computer peripherals such as chipset and vga coolers, case fans, and power supplies since 1992. With such products as their Stacker series of enclosures, Cooler Master has fash...
Abstract: Cooler Master Today we will be taking a look at the Cosmos S RC-1100 case from Cooler Master. Cooler Master is known for providing a huge array of different items, all of which are high quality for the devices level. Some of the items they produce ar...
