QUOTE(salesgmc1 @ Jan 10 2012, 01:06 AM)
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Hi guys, try to survey this casing X-five RTX-C2 ..New arrival with RTX design (Reverse Technology Extended) With 99% air-flow design structure .. good ventilation system

Oh damn, I
*LIKE* this case. Saw it just now at lunchtime in LowYat Plaza.
A lot of features for the RM130 asking price - the cable routing holes are a freakin' godsend in this price range. The nearest competitor Cooler Master 431+ sorely lacks this feature despite being around RM30 more expensive, so if you want a tidy casing you're forced to either buy an expensive modular PSU or jam the cable mess behind the drive bays. The mobo mounts on the reverse (left) side of the chassis, so the whole thing is flipped- instead of being located at the top of the chassis, the CPU is now located in the middle where it's unobstructed by the drive bays. So, with the cables all nicely tucked away under the routing holes, you get a clear straight-shot front-to-back airflow across the chassis that really benefits aftermarket CPU coolers. Very unique, very neat!
Other stuff I noticed were: tool-less drive mounts, easy to remove thumb screws for both side panels, USB 3.0 port (via USB cable strangely), bling-bling blue LED fan on the clear perspex side window. Oh... and all the knick-knacks come in a nice velvet drawstring sack, which I thought is a rather pleasant touch.
From what I saw in LowYat, the base that the mobo is mounted on is actually painted glossy red, which nicely contrasts against the black scheme for the rest of the innards, unlike in the pic here. And while there are smart gill-style vents located conveniently at the top of the case, I didn't notice factory installed fans here so you gotta add them yourself.
The ON/OFF & reset buttons feel a bit cheap though, and I'd prefer to have them facing the front than the top. Then again at RM130 I really can't complain, can I?
Definitely buying this for my upcoming build.
Haven't been able to find any official reviews of this casing anywhere on the Internet though.
This post has been edited by ZZR-Pilot: Jul 2 2012, 04:59 PM