I dunno if they still have TJ07... saw a few TJ11 though...

To tell the truth, I haven't been seeing any CM cosmos on the shelves for quite some time.... its an old product actually and not many shops will have them for sale anymore... best bet is to look at the garage sale

maybe another good chioce is the CM storm trooper? or the Corsair 800D?

TJ07 is readily available among most reputable resellers in Lowyat.

However, depends on what you want to do with your rig. If you are into watercooling, TJ07 or Corsair 800D are among the top choices.
Cosmo II should cost around RM900, since it is made from steel. It should be good for watercooling too judging from the online reviews.

go for comos II

i'd go for tj07.. fully aluminum.. but cosmos II is cheaper and looks larger too...

I know it's quite hard to find cosmos pure bcz it's really an old product.. but this casing really looks silence and cool...
CM storm trooper looks rough like HAF X, so I dont really like it.. but that's a good suggestion... corsair 800d was once in my shortlist, it looks classic like my 600t, but now i planned my rig to be much more on air-cool... anyway, thanks for these excellent suggestion...

my planning is go for air-cool now, then upgrade to water-cool in next few years time... so TJ07 or TJ11 or 800D will not be in my list now.. cosmos II mayb out from my list cz it suits water-cool better than air cool?!

as the reply i wrote there... still thinking of it... mayb cosmos pure. bcz it got the VGA "slot" and the vent at the top there looks cool too...

cosmos II seems like better than TJ07..

If you want a good air cooling case you need to get a single chamber case.

- Corsair 400R, 500R, 600T, 650D (400R/500R with 11 fans)
- CM 690 II Advanced

There are many other casings but these are some we know are decent air cooling casing. The 400R/500R are probably the best air cooling casing. The CM690 II is just as good. One thing the 690 II does better than Corsair is that it allows 2 x 240mm radiator for WC in the future.

Well for me, tj07 will always better than cosmos ll as it is made of aluminum

But tj07 hard to get now. Not discontinue but many seller also no stock...

A customer of mine has a brand new one for sale if anybody is interested.

The material isn't really going to affect the cooling capacity of the casing. If you couple the heat source to the aluminum chassis then yes the aluminum chassis will sink the heat better but being surrounded by aluminum vs steel would make little difference in the case's cooling properties.

if u going for aircooling then might just grab cm690II... very good casing with good airflow and cheapo too...

naaahhh in term of space yes it may look larger. but pricewise its only cheaper by rm100 for a steel casing which weighs like a concrete
tj07 FTW

got a few forumers are selling their TJ07 in garage sales now.. iinm one is still brand new unopened in box

Casing with built in hot swap ext hdd got how many choice in the market? I only know of cm690 II adv.
Also not a dust sucker unit. Using it in a kinda dusty environment.

CM 690 II Adv. better than 600T or not?

600t is a very nice case.. and larger too.. but pricey and the airflow is not as good..

Go for cosmos II! Larger and heavier than all other cases

Corsair 650D, CM 431 Elite, CM Silencio 550, CM HAF-X, possibly a couple more.

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Added on January 7, 2012, 10:47 pmArguably 400R is better in air cooling but 690 II will kill it once you go WC.

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jan 7 2012, 10:47 PM

Cyntrix your sellin Cosmos II at RM8XX?
Get from him ^ ^

seriously cosmos II for 800?

im thinking of that..but not suit for my usage..study at shah alam..but my home at ttdi...

anyway..need some rig that not more than 10kg without anything. inside..and practically mobile?..price..as long as less than 800

u mean the 240mm rad which can fit at the bottom? but i dont really understand how the hot air out from the rad goes to... or at the bottom there got holes?

u can fit 2x 240 rad inside the CM690II actually top and bottom and yes the bottom have intakes for dual 120mm fans once u removed the HDD cage