RAIDMAX Announces the Wide-Bodied COBRA Mid Tower Chassis

November 8, 2012, L.A., California, U.S.A. – RAIDMAX is pleased to announce a mid tower chassis with a patented wide body design – COBRA. Designed with gamers’ tastes in mind, this wide-bodied ATX and micro-ATX supporting chassis features LED lights, tool-less installations, and an effective thermal design.

Patented Wide Body Design
The 240mm (9.4”) wide COBRA has plenty of interior space to fit the hardware gamers desires, and many tool-less features to make installations easy. Up to three 3.5” and four 2.5” hard drives can be installed in the HDD cages. The 2.5” HDD cage can be removed.

These hard drives just slide into the bay thanks to the COBRA’s rail slide technology. The three 5.25” bays also have a tool-free design, allowing for simple optical drive installation. The smart one-click 5.25” bay covers on the front of the case come off with limited effort, and make it even easier to install optical drives.

With its wide body, the COBRA can accommodate CPU coolers up to 6.9” tall, and has a roomy 25cm behind the motherboard tray for cable management. There are seven vented PCI slots and expansion cards up to 16.3” in length fit in the chassis when the 2.5” HDD cage is removed.

Effective Thermal Design
The front 120mm LED fan has a green glow, adding a gaming ambiance to the case and the room. The rear 120mm black exhaust fan blends in unobtrusively with the rest of the case. At the top of the RAIDMAX COBRA two 120mm fans or one 180mm fan can be placed adding more cooling ability. Also, another 120mm fan can be placed on the floor on the chassis.

Underneath where the power supply sits is a PSU fan filter to help increase the life span of the power supply. The COBRA also supports water cooling with three rubber grommets in the rear of the chassis for water cooling tubes.

Easy Access Connectivity
The I/O panel with one USB 3.0, one USB 2.0 and audio ports is easily accessible on the front of the chassis. The power button and reset button sit on opposite sides of the I/O panel.

Price/Availability
The RAIDMAX COBRA will be available in the US and Canada in December for the suggested retail price of US$69.99.

Specifications

EXTERNAL DRIVE BAYS

3 X 5.25″

INTERNAL DRIVE BAYS

3 X 3.5″ H.D., 4 X 2.5″ SSD

SYSTEM BOARD

10” X 12” MAX SIZE ATX FORM FACTOR / MICRO ATX

EXPANSION SLOTS

STANDARD ATX 7 SLOTS

I/O PORTS

1 X USB3.0 + 1 X USB2.0 / 2 x AUDIO

DIMENSIONS

525(L) X 240(W) X 460(H)mm

 

For more information please visit:
http://www.raidmax.com/chassis/cobra.html

 

About RAIDMAX

RAIDMAX was founded in 1988. The brand became well-known in early 2003 with its debut of the “Scorpio” PC chassis – the very first in the industry focusing purely on gamers. RAIDMAX’s core-competence in offering price-performance PC cases makes the brand top seller on many online shops in North America, Asia and Europe. RAIDMAX dedicates itself in designing innovative and exceptional PC chassis, in addition to providing the best cost-effective solutions to meet users’ requirements. Visit the RAIDMAX website at: http://raidmax.com.

About Joe D

I have always had a passion for everything computing. In early 2000, I decided to take my passion to the web. Thus, C.O.D. was born. Through the years we have made many great friends at C.O.D. and hope to continue our journey for years to come.

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