Accessories:
The image below show the two air filters from the bottom of the case removed. This makes the cleaning that much easier when you can remove the filters and run them under water or in a dish washer.
There are many wires/cables for the front panel connection area. There are two USB, one FireWire, one audio, one eSTATA, a disk activity LED, power switch, and a 24-pin motherboard connector. I was wondering what in the front panel needed direct power to the 24-pin motherboard connector, and after the installation was completed I found that it was for the power sensor. If you do not use the adapter included, you will not be able to use the power sensor to turn on the system. This should be reviewed for a design change, as I found it a little annoying to install.
The actual accessories that are included with the Cosmos S are a little more generous than a standard set of accessories. There are more than enough cable tidies and cable ties to help keep the mess to a minimum, a buzzer, an extension for the 8 pin motherboard connection, one set of rails for adapting a 5.25" bay to 3.5" bay, and a bag of screws, standoffs, etc.
Installation:
The
Cooler Master Cosmos S full tower case had the following components installed in it for this review:
» Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 dual core processor
» Thermalright Ultima-90 heatpipe CPU cooler
» ASUS P5KC P35 ATX motherboard
» OCZ Technology PC3-10666 ReaperX HPC 2GB DDR3 Kit
» Two Western Digital Raptor 10,000RPM 36GB hard drives
» Zippy GSM-6600P(G1) 600W power supply
» eVGA GeForce 8800GTS G92 512MB video card
» SAMSUNG 20x DVD Burner with LightScribe
» IcyDock MB122SKGF-1B hard drive enclosure
» Vantec EZ Swap EX 2.5 Inch hard drive enclosure
