Raidmax now revealed its new Winterfall Chassis. The chassis features a winter-design of the front very aggressive which was given a soft touch finish and has a huge window side panel to help show your build.
GamersNexus: "Just before CES, RAIDMAX sent us their new Cobra ATX-502WB case for review, and from its $70 price-point, it's potentially in a position to be recommended in our budget gaming PC builds. Even with the surge toward enthusiast cases this year, we're still seeing as many cheap enclosures as ever: Rosewill's R5 is our long-standing sub-$90 choice, Corsair's 200R brings mid-range quality to the low-end market, and In-Win, Xion, and Zalman are all trying to make a splash in that sector as well. There's always room for good competition, though."
Gamers Nexus: "Gaming cases tend to follow iterative trends for each year: This year, that trend seems to be preferential toward bulky, boxy, edgy (literally), chiseled, fear-instilling exteriors. RAIDMAX took note of this, evidently, as their newest upper-range chassis takes the form of a Gundam mech on its exterior (perhaps a good case for a Hawken build?)."
For the most part, this is a sexy chassis. I want the Gundam design to be on the top front as a swing panel, kind of like the NZXT Phantoms. I don't like the drive bays to be displayed these days, especially if they are in use.
