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CM Storm Scout Case Review
Author: Gabriel Torres
Type: Reviews Last Updated: April 9, 2009
Page: 1 of 6
$ Check REAL-TIME pricing for COOLER MASTER Storm Scout SGC-2000-KKN1-GP Black Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case - Retail $.
Newegg: $89.99 TigerDirect: $100.00
Amazon: $89.99 Wal-Mart: $98.88

Introduction
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CM Storm is a brand from Cooler Master targeted to high-end gamers and today we are going to take a look on their latest mid-tower case, Scout, which features an impeccable paint job and a sturdy top handle to make it easier to carry your PC around.

Cooler Master CM Storm Scout
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Figure 1: CM Storm Scout case.

Cooler Master CM Storm Scout
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Figure 2: CM Storm Scout case.

This case does not have a front door, as you can see on Figure 3. This unit has five 5 ¼” external bays, all using meshed covers featuring dust filters. This is great to improve the case internal airflow. Scout has a 140-mm fan with red LEDs on its front. What is really cool about this case is that it provides an on/off switch for the LEDs from the front and rear fans. All fans use a standard peripheral power plug, i.e. they are connected directly to the power supply, so no speed monitoring is provided. Cooler Master doesn’t say anything about the fan rotational speed.

Cooler Master CM Storm Scout
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Figure 3: Front panel.

The front panel can be easily removed from the case: just pull it. No need to screw or to press any internal latch. Therefore the access to the dust filters is very easy.

Cooler Master CM Storm Scout
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Figure 4: Front panel.

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