Cooler Master ATCS 840

jmke · 22nd November 2008, 14:44

With the ever increasing sizes of our computer components, we find ourselves trying to find that perfect chassis that can house our most prized components. Cooler Master has come up with a solution to help with our ever increasing 'larger' needs, by bringing back an old time favorite amongst us enthusists. It incorporates many new features that are needed by today's standards of cooling. Simply put, this chassis is huge. It can house some of the biggest computer components available, anything from large motherboards and long video cards, to extremely large air coolers, or for those of us who choose to do so, it can easily accommodate water cooling setups.

I bring you the Cooler Mater ATCS 840 chassis. Let's turn the page over and see what Cooler Master has in store for us. Warning: Objects Will Appear Smaller than they are when using this chassis.

http://www.bjorn3d.com/read.php?cID=1382

jmke · 22nd November 2008, 23:58

looks are quite similar, in what aspect doesn't it match the older series?

jmke · 23rd November 2008, 16:20

what kind of an argument is that?

24th November 2008, 08:44

It has similar sober looks, full aluminium design, removable mobotray...

Owner of an old disassembled ATC-210 case (think it's a 210

), I think I'm accustomed enough to the series to say the 840 has the right to be called ATCS840.

jmke · 24th November 2008, 10:17

yup

that's what I though too; I still got my ATC around too
Chieftec -> Coolermaster

22nd November 2008, 14:44	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	Cooler Master ATCS 840 With the ever increasing sizes of our computer components, we find ourselves trying to find that perfect chassis that can house our most prized components. Cooler Master has come up with a solution to help with our ever increasing 'larger' needs, by bringing back an old time favorite amongst us enthusists. It incorporates many new features that are needed by today's standards of cooling. Simply put, this chassis is huge. It can house some of the biggest computer components available, anything from large motherboards and long video cards, to extremely large air coolers, or for those of us who choose to do so, it can easily accommodate water cooling setups. I bring you the Cooler Mater ATCS 840 chassis. Let's turn the page over and see what Cooler Master has in store for us. Warning: Objects Will Appear Smaller than they are when using this chassis. http://www.bjorn3d.com/read.php?cID=1382 __________________

22nd November 2008, 23:58	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	looks are quite similar, in what aspect doesn't it match the older series? __________________

23rd November 2008, 16:20	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	what kind of an argument is that? __________________

24th November 2008, 10:17	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	yup that's what I though too; I still got my ATC around too Chieftec -> Coolermaster __________________

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24th November 2008, 08:44	#4
Xploited Titan Posts: n/a	It has similar sober looks, full aluminium design, removable mobotray... Owner of an old disassembled ATC-210 case (think it's a 210 ), I think I'm accustomed enough to the series to say the 840 has the right to be called ATCS840.