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Aerocool X1 Devil Red Edition Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 10/23/2012 07:09 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
eTeknix.com posted a review on the Aerocool X1 Devil Red Edition Mid-Tower Chassis
Today I am taking a look at the X1 Devil Red Edition chassis from Aerocool. A budget friendly solution targeted at the lower end of the gaming system market. With a retail price of around £45 I’m not expecting the earth from this chassis in terms of performance but it does have a reasonable feature list that bring its perfectly in line with a few rival brands for the same price bracket.
As with any Aerocool chassis, the X1 comes with the unique Aerocool styling both in terms of the shape and features of the chassis exterior as well as the paint job. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Devil Red Edition, although the chassis is also available in Black, Evil Black (black and orange) and White finishes.
The X1 has many of the same style features you find on the premium Aerocool chassis such as the XPredator and XPredator X3 which we recently reviewed. Although the X1 is a lot smaller than either of these chassis and comes at a much reduced price, so I would expect to see lower cost materials and a less premium finish. Don’t get me wrong though, that’s not really a bad thing in a way, you get what you pay for and £45 for a chassis is a really good deal, it wouldn’t be fair to compare it to the larger chassis in the Aerocool range given the cost 2 or 3 times as much, even if they do look similar from some angles.
As with any Aerocool chassis, the X1 comes with the unique Aerocool styling both in terms of the shape and features of the chassis exterior as well as the paint job. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Devil Red Edition, although the chassis is also available in Black, Evil Black (black and orange) and White finishes.
The X1 has many of the same style features you find on the premium Aerocool chassis such as the XPredator and XPredator X3 which we recently reviewed. Although the X1 is a lot smaller than either of these chassis and comes at a much reduced price, so I would expect to see lower cost materials and a less premium finish. Don’t get me wrong though, that’s not really a bad thing in a way, you get what you pay for and £45 for a chassis is a really good deal, it wouldn’t be fair to compare it to the larger chassis in the Aerocool range given the cost 2 or 3 times as much, even if they do look similar from some angles.
Aerocool X1 Devil Red Edition Mid-Tower Chassis Review
