To wrap things up, Cooler Master did an amazing job on the CM Storm Stryker. The versatility of this case is practically limitless, and its aesthetics are gorgeous. If you are an avid case modder there are a lot of potential options with this chassis. If you choose to air-cool or water-cool with this case, there is plenty of room for almost all components in today’s market. Fitting the extra large air coolers will not have any problems here as we demonstrated with a full water cooling loop installed.

The CM Storm Trooper was an excellent combination of features, requirements, looks and offers decent value. The CM Storm Stryker continues on that trend, it's fairly similar .. yet then so very different. if this sort of chassis is something you like, then we have absolutely nothing to say to you that should keep you away from it. I certainly adore it and as such Guru3D.com can wholeheartedly recommend it.

The Storm Stryker full tower chassis is large enough to handle just about any type of computer components we wish to use with it. It is also solidly built and portable, which is where having a chassis that is solidly built really starts to shine; because this chassis can not only handle our ever increasing weight of our computer components this chassis can with stand being moved around constantly and still retain its rigidity. The ability to customize the Storm Stryker chassis to suit your personal computing requirements is also a big plus. And to top it all off, Cooler Master adds a lot of class and style to this chassis so that when we show off our computer system to our friends and family it is sure to draw attention.

Installing HDDs was a painless operation and the ability to install either a 3.5″ or 2.5″ drive in the trays is an added bonus. I really liked the option to rotate the 3.5″ cages 90 degrees, which allows for a more traditional air flow of front to back. The included 2.5″ SSD rack gives you even more options as you assemble a system in the Storm Stryker. Options, options, options… We love options!

I’ve always been a fan of Cooler Master cases. They’re crazy tough, they look good, they move a lot of air, and they’re usually designed by people who actually put a bit of thought into the design. The CM Storm Stryker is another one of those cases. Highly recommended!

The CM Storm Stryker is based around the successful Trooper model, supplied in a different colour and with an extra 2.5″ HDD cage supporting an additional 4x 2.5″ drives. The build quality of the case is without reproach, Cooler Master engineering standards have been consistently impressive throughout the last year.

Pros:

• Innovative design
• Excellent build quality
• Decent performances
• Space for 13x 2.5″ drives
• Fan controller built in
   

COOLER MASTER sait faire des boitiers et nous le prouve une fois de plus . La finition d'ensemble est au top tout comme la peinture et son application . Sa conception de "grande tour" vous permettra d'y installer les configurations les plus musclées meme refroidies par watercooling . Ses passes câbles vous permettront de fignoler le montage (ce qui n'a pas été mon cas car mère nature m'a pourvu de 2 mains gauches..) . Son efficacité en refroidissement est redoutable et il sait rester relativement discret meme à vitesse de rotation maximum de ses ventilateurs .

En réalité, seul le changement de couleur va ou non changer le destin de ce boitier, et à ce niveau là, nous n'avons pas grand chose à dire non plus, car le boitier est une réussite du point de vue du style dans cette déclinaison White. En fait, seul prix sera déterminant. A 159 €, le STRYKER est proposé à 10 € de plus que le TROOPER (au moment de son lancement), ce qui nous semble totalement raisonnable, d'autant plus qu'on à la fenêtre sur carte mère.

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