Raidmax Hyperion Form Factor MATX/ITX Gaming Case
Overview
Hardware: Cases & PSU, CoolingWHAT WE LIKED:
Very well laid out and compartmentalized, Air and Water cooling features, Sleek looking case, Price.WHAT WE DISLIKED:
No filter up front, Poor ventilation from front intake area,Introduction:
The Hyperion form factor case from Raidmax comes in a very simple but stylish cube design, built to house both Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX systems. The Raidmax Hyperion for its small size comes divided into two thermally isolated areas, the primary zone houses the motherboard, CPU cooler, and video cards, and the secondary zone houses PSU, HDD cage, and a specially designed bracket for 2x 120mm fans, and a 240mm radiator, along with spots for several 3.5 and 2.5 SSD drives.
The Raidmax Hyperion is also equipped for watercooling in as many as three different zones within it. The Raidmax Hyperion comes in four-color choices, White, Pink, Titanium, and Black, and has a suggested retail price of only $69.99. The Hyperion is distinctively designed for the cost conscious consumer who is looking for an entry-level case, and one he or she can build upon. Read on to see if the Hyperion from Raidmax fits the bill.
About Raidmax:
Raidmax founded in 1988 with the mission of providing the best Solutions: specifically, meeting your requirements for innovative designs, excellent performance and quality products. Known worldwide, the name Raidmax is not only a case designer but also the perfect manufacture for the budget minded. You can simply spend a little but you receive higher quality than you expect. It has been more than 10 years since Raidmax began its work on its unique product lines. The name of Raidmax is synonymous to gaming design and budget cases. In the United States alone, when we hear the name Raidmax we considered it as one of the best second tier brands.
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