Enermax Introduces the Coenus Mid-Tower Case
The Coenus ECA3290 features tool-free installation, a vented front and a full-cover acrylic side panel.
Enermax has launched the Coenus ECA3920 mid-tower chassis, the first release in the company's new line of mid-range enclosures. The ECA3920 supports ATX-sized motherboards, three dual slot graphics cards, three 5.25" drives and up to seven 3.5"/2.5" solid state drives. Also included is a full-cover acrylic side panel, 30 mm of clearance for "easy backside cable routing" and dual internal USB 3.0 ports.
Similar to the previously announced Fulmo ST, the Coenus ECA3920 features a "three-dimensional black iron mesh" on the front panel for "optimal cooling," can fit up to six cooling fans, and has a rubber padded PSU and slot with a removable dust filter.
The Enermax Coenus ECA3920 will be available in a choice of two colors: gun-metal gray and jet black. We expect further information on pricing and availability to be released in the near future.
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0 Hidepatrick47018 , April 7, 2013 9:27 PMLooks nice but I will stick with my Azza 1000R, its a great case for not a lot of cash
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-2 Hidemurzar , April 7, 2013 11:04 PMA little too many Enermax articles.
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4 Hideslomo4sho , April 7, 2013 11:17 PMTowers, towers, and more towers... still looking for greater diversity in case design.
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0 Hidecompletelyrandomname , April 8, 2013 3:05 PMAnyone know why Enermax is releasing so many cases lately?
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0 Hidegrokem , April 8, 2013 7:14 PMI have to agree with slomo4sho on this. I bet no one could pick the 2013 model from a lineup of mid-tower cases from the last 5 years unless you happen to notice a blue USB 3.0 port. Despite the fact that SSDs are taking over, optical drives are dead, card readers are only if you have a legacy camera, etc.
