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Sunbeamtech 3D Storm ATX Case Review

Cases & PSU/Cases by jmke @ 2007-08-07

This new case from Sunbeamtech features three 120mm fans to cool down the hardware nested inside, we stress test the enclosure with a high end VGA card as well as a mid-range one to see if their new 3D core-fan can deliver on its promise.

Size Comparo & Closer look from the outside

Size Comparison

In our past reviews we used a 2L coke bottle to give you an idea of the size of the case, but the simple pixel diagram seems to be doing a better job at that. In the overview below you can find the Revoltec Zirconium compared to other mid-sized tower cases we have already tested.

The 3D Storm from Sunbeamtech is quite a compact case, in fact, it's the smallest case we used yet for our Core 2 test setup.

Closer Look

The side panel doesn’t have any fans installed, but does have a grill cut out over the CPU area with 80mm fan holes, the lower area also has a grill for the VGA area:

A close up at the front panel reveals the power/reset button, as well as the I/O ports:

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After removing two thumbscrews the side panel slides off and you’ll find a manual, HDD rails and the feet for you to install.

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If we flip the case on its side we put the hard plastic feet in place, they won’t do much good for vibration reduction:

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Let’s take a look inside ->

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