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[Review] Bitfenix Raider


Posted by The Duke on 18 Jan 2012 / 2 Comments
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Bitfenix comes to us today with their new creation which could possibly be a serious contender, the Raider. The first chassis to offer four USB 3.0 ports, the Raider is ready for any future peripherals you might want to throw at it, offering all the high-speed connectivity you need. The integrated fan controller manages up to five fans, allowing you to customize your system’s cooling profile to suit the task at hand. The Raider also sports filtered intakes, tool-free drive locking mechanisms, rubber grommets and plenty of space behind the motherboard tray. A removable hard drive cage wall means that Raider even accommodates expansion cards up to 38cm in length. The Raider is also coated in the signature BitFenix SofTouch™ Surface Treatment for a quality matte finish and one-of-a-kind feel. How well does all this add up?



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Written by The Duke


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wez
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Looks like a solid chassi, really fair price as well.

Saw their new Shinobi XL yesterday, and actually got really impressed by it! Tempted to do a water build in one..


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