Product ReviewsRosewill DESTROYER Black Gaming Computer Case
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/15/13 |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/03/13 |
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Great exterior design and style Fans supplied with this unit had been incredibly low cost. I had to pull the molex connectors off the fans and replace them they were so flimsey. I could have just gotten a case that was not inspected appropriately and was just past out the door as OK, I hope this is the explanation. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/21/13 |
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Stunning appear. Excellent black color. Suits the black Rosewill power supply beautifully. Fans are super silent to me. I would acquire a thing like this for myself, also, if I didn't currently have one. This is for my client. None really. Energy provide is mounted at the bottom but, the style was thoughtful. Heat will not be an challenge due to the placements of the fans. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/04/13 |
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Just what I wanted and expected. Incredibly easy to operate. Straightforward access every thing I retain it in a desk cabinet |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/31/13 |
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Fans are quite quiet, good hunting case from the outside, air filters on the front, comes with fans, bottom mounted energy provide, lightweight if you need to move it about a lot. Flimsy, affordable building, motherboard standoffs are stamped from the case vs. screw in, two of the fans are four pin. Motherboard fitment troubles (partly the case, partly the motherboard to blame) For small more I'd go for the Coolermaster centurion five. The metal on it is way thicker, it's significantly additional solid. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/31/13 |
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Got this case for my mid budget gaming make and it does the job completely. Excellent amount of area, good airflow, wonderful value. n/a I didn't need to have a Lian Li or some other crazy high-priced case. I wanted some thing decently inexpensive with a great amount of airflow and this case delivers. I purchased 3 additional blue LED 120mm fans and this thing runs cooool. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/30/13 |
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operates excellent none get it |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/23/13 |
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appears very good and all the usb ports are on the leading end. alot of room to function with inside. currently has fans in place so you dont have to tear off bezel and screw one particular in the front. extremely light. a handful of sharp edges but you cant go incorrect for the value and absolutely free shipping. i built this rig for my daughter for schooling and internet browsing. she loves it. it looks great beside her two.1 speaker system and monitor. the fan glows more of a pink colour. that was a bonus because that is her preferred colour. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/09/13 |
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Great price tag with combo package. Brackets to hold hdd and dvd drives in location are incredibly sturdy and uncomplicated to screw them in. Face plate is incredibly uncomplicated to put on/off. Good prime fan, lots of ventilation. none so far This is the very first time I constructed a computer by myself. The case was quite uncomplicated to use with lots of space to work. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/05/13 |
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I was amazed at the good quality of this case for only 50 bucks. came with every little thing i necessary, three good fans, and all the nice I/O front panel accommodations. The best fan enclosure is quite clever and simple to use. I was also impressed with the extra removable side panel so that you can get to the mobo from behind it to install aftermarket cooling Cable management holes wouldve been good but hey, it only expense 50 bucks and its not gonna knock off an egg |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/03/13 |
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-Powerful develop-Good colour of LED-Cools the computer system nicely-Like the upper fan slots-Like the USB slots on the upper element of case -Micro ATX board didn't match all the way properly -Trustworthy firm |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/19/13 |
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The case is incredibly sturdy, even with side panels off. The all black look with black screws is quite desirable. Create and materials would seem to be every bit as excellent as a modern day Antec case (comparing to my Antec 300). Comes with lots of screws and bits and pieces for mounting all sorts of things. Lots of area inside case. Bottom mounted PSU is fantastic, but make sure your PSU has long power cables mainly because they will have to stretch all the way to the leading for some motherboards (I had to acquire yet another PSU because mine was about an inch brief). Black screws with a black painted interior make for a not so entertaining hunt if screws get dropped inside the case. The massive bag holding all the goodies had ruptured on my case, and the smaller bag containing the screws had been slit open, I guess on the metal even though I've but to discover a sharp edge (which is wonderful because usually worth cases will leave you looking like you reached into a jar full of razor blades). Anyway, so when I was opening the case, a handful of screws fell out and I heard a lot of clanking inside the case. Upon opening it, a shower of black screws littered my floor and I spent about 20 minutes with each side panels off, shaking the case in all directs, trying to get all the screws out (did I mention black screws on a black painted interior are hard to see?) and ultimately had to use some magnetic screwdrivers to get the final ones out of some crevices. The case held up very effectively to becoming treated like a redheaded stepchild. Extremely sturdy indeed. All in all, a wonderful acquire. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/19/13 |
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Massive case, relatively easy to assemble all components (see cons), good deal for the price, lots of cooling and air flow! The bracket plate to lock in the PCI expansions didn't quite line up with my graphics card (not sure whose design is to blame). I've under no circumstances seen a bracket like this before so some of you may well not know what this is referring to.The motherboard (ATX) screwholes didn't rather line up, so I had place them in a strategic order so all would line up in the finish (Could be the board or the case).No way to turn off the blue LED on the front fan.Can only mount SSDs upside down with the offered adapter which made it hard to attach a proper angle SATA cable (which is all my board or the case came with). |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/08/13 |
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TONS of ventilation. Amongst the factory fans, and what I've added - I'm not confident it won't take off if I don't tie it down. It's not a fairly case. Doesn't bother me, but could bother other folks. It's flat black, and... flat black! The really hard drive carrier on the inside is a bit of a discomfort till you figure out how to use it. It's a separate rack, developed for numerous HDD's. I like it a lot. If you're a really serious builder don't hesitate to get this case. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/25/13 |
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Solid building, properly laid out. None 1st build with a single of these, incredibly similiar to the HEC Blitz. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/19/13 |
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This is a great seeking case for the prce. I have bought two. 1 for me and 1 for the wife. They are housing higher end systems and are fine. Would be good if it came with 2 drive caddies. An inch wider would make all the distinction. My TT Frio only JUST fits. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/18/13 |
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great searching, roomy, easy to install components energy/reset switches and their mounting hardware were missing. Rosewill help mentioned they would "see what they could do" and i haven't heard from them since. My Emails are ignored.Leading fan mount can start to vibrate immediately after a couple of months. Other than the poor response to my missing components, I adore this case. I look at the vibration as a warning to clean my fans and filters. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/23/13 |
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cost, consideration to detail, high quality manufactured, top rated USB ports are nice. Comes with lots of fans. Looks like it need to price more. cable management is a disaster with no a modular PSU!! I do not like the bottom mounted energy provide place. The case really should open from the suitable hand and mount the MB upside down. I purchased an LCD front mount fan controller & temp monitor for this case considering it would be a excellent addition and it does appear nice, on the outdoors. I'm greatful the case isn't windowed. I spent about 2 hours wiring almost everything up, sensors, fan controllers, e-sata & dual HD's, SLI graphics on an EVGA 750i SLI. I've performed tons of builds more than the years and I usually like to have nice cable management no matter whether it's a windowed case or not. I just could not fine any way to manage all the extra cables from the FAN controller and the bottom mounted PSU gave to even additional complications. The Antec PSU I was employing had a fan that would normally be facing down on a top rated mount case, but it had to face up in this case. No big deal, but the bundle of cables, instead of getting at the back of the case is proper in front. No way to truly hide them nicely & barely adequate length to connect the 12V rail to the MB. This seems to be the trend now for cases, so get a modular PSU! |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/22/13 |
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Its a nice mid tower case. The all black inside appears really sleek and the mesh panels make it quite very good for cooling. Receiving 4-5 fans in there hold it genuine cool. on the modest side of a mid tower, not necessarily a con the screws and all the items it comes with are fantastic. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/17/13 |
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Powder coated inside and out. Plenty of room and extra hardware a plus. No sharp edges. Complete frontal dust filters except quite bottom of front panel but this can be solved by utilizing a left over from a CD/DVD set up or a couple pieces of cardboard. (Slots are in the front cover.) Modular brackets for 3 x 3.5 drives and three x 2.5 drives (SSD) are a great style. Just an all about excellent looking case with plenty of space. Even though it does come with a bottom case dust screen, it does NOT come with a screen to match the energy provide inlet. This inlet shares space with the bottom-rear feet and is a unique shape. The three case fans are sub par two-wire and one 3-wire. I'm replacing the 3 fans and adding two far more. These will all be four-wire and no flashing LEDs. :) For the dollars, this is a effectively designed case with lots of selections which includes cooling punch-outs in the rear panel. I would have liked to have block-off plates supplied and a energy supply inlet screen but these are not deal killers. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/06/13 |
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no sharp edge and plenty of area. good front usb hookups w wonderful cooling fan position. none |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/04/13 |
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this case is really simple to assemble and disassemble. the guidelines in the manual are incredibly clear as to exactly where the screws and clips and buttons are located. The regular fans are extremely nice. none, but. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/06/13 |
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My 5870 fits. It has a lot of areas for fans. Incredibly clean look on the outside. Not tough to move around in. Its just what I have needed. I was shocked that an off brand was built so effectively. No filter for the energy provide. Filters for top fans would be nice also. Theses issues are just trivial if you have some material about to use as filters. My final case was a Similodon and I did not like it mainly because my 5870 did not match, my negative on that a single. I emailed the people at Rosewill's web page to make confident my 5870 match the Destroyer, really helpful they have been. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/05/13 |
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Excellent quickly shipping. Fantastic mid size case if you will need to safe funds. Does the job for a basically build. A bit flimsy,but for the cost cant go incorrect,once again for a straightforward make. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/02/13 |
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Appears like a high top quality case.No brand logos.Absolutely black inside and out.Low cost.Good airflow with the option to add many fans. Produced of flimsy aluminum which bends and scratches effortlessly.Side panel doesn't latch in like most situations, so it slips out effortlessly if not secured with a screw.Cables are attached to the front panel making it cumbersome to get rid of.No cable management inside the case.Fans are of low high quality but nevertheless enough. Side panel was bent in one corner upon arrival. Also, due to the fact that the side panels do not safe into place at all with no a screw to hold them, I ended up dropping 1 on the carpet from only two feet high and it entirely bent out of shape.Other than aesthetics, I would recommend the Rosewill Blackbone. A lot greater design selections went into that case (tooless, cable management, wires not attached to the front panel) in addition to it becoming less costly.General this is a great hunting case with questionable good quality under the hood. If the cons listed do not bother you, then it is a strong get. |
Runs stable but you can't manhandle it. Rosewill & NewEgg warranty & RMA group rock! Right after less than 20 times of removing the from panel from owning it in 10ቦ, the wires to the power and reset contacts have come loose. Cost half as considerably as the case to RMA it back to California (not their fault) The reset button contacts came loose, but it was tough to tell this visible as the shrink wire wrap was about the wire and the contact on the switch. Only when my power switch suffered the similar fate did I recognize the contacts had been loose.I attempted to solder only the power switch to its wire. It didn't work and when I attempted again the thin contact ON the switch came off, but I was capable to use the reset switch in its spot and spread the contacts apart (left protective wire shrink wrap off of it). I contacted Rosewill's Office to see if I could outright obtain the set of wires and contacts that attach to the front panel, but due to the fact they didn't carry just the parts, they RMA'd it. The best aspect was that I told them that I attempted to resolder it myself and admitted that I most likely voided the warranty, but they RMA'd it anyway.