Chieftec Dragon 2 CH-07B-R

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Pros:

Plenty of cooling, Looks pretty nice, especially in the dark, Fits larger hardware, Easy installation, Huge 220mm side panel blue LED fan
Build Quality, Screw less Design, Spacious Interior, 4 PreInstalled LED Fans
Screwless aspects work very well, Plenty of space for large boards and graphic cards, Four LED fans included, Excellent construction quality well reinforced, 5.25 inch to 3.5 inch drive bay adapter should be included in latest shipments of the case, Dust.

Cons:

Cable management could be better, Small gap between hard drive cage and side panel
PSU Position, Will Not Fit Tower Type CPU Coolers

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Last revision on September 27, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Plenty of cooling, Looks pretty nice, especially in the dark, Fits larger hardware, Easy installation, Huge 220mm side panel blue LED fan
Build Quality, Screw less Design, Spacious Interior, 4 PreInstalled LED Fans
Screwless aspects work very well, Plenty of space for large boards and graphic cards, Four LED fans included, Excellent construction quality well reinforced, 5.25 inch to 3.5 inch drive bay adapter should be included in latest shipments of the case, Dust

Reviewers Didn't Like

Cable management could be better, Small gap between hard drive cage and side panel
PSU Position, Will Not Fit Tower Type CPU Coolers
Looks may be too simple for some considering other gamer cases out there, Red version of the case much brighter than on the packaging, I/O cables quite short, Only simple antivibration measures within the case, No hole under the mainboard tray, Two top

Expert reviews and ratings

The Chieftec Dragon is an easy to use and great looking case. While it gives novices an easy installation it still allows more advanced installers to make the necessary adjustments to the case, with just about every part being able to be detached...

By ThinkComputers on August 03, 2009

Performance aside, we have a few gripes with the case: we’d have preferred better provision for cable management and quieter fans for a start. The build quality is juxtaposition of classic Chieftec super sturdiness and cost cutting. The plastic...

By Bit-tech.net on June 23, 2009

The Chieftec Dragon is being marketed as a gamer case. That said, the overall looks of the case may just be a bit on the simple side, with too much - although hiqh quality - plastic used. The chassis quality is exceptional for modern steel enclosures,...

By techPowerUp! on June 05, 2009

The Dragon CH-07B is a new step by Chieftec in an effort to get deep into the Gamers market since none of their cases up until this day really came close to being the ideal one, mainly because of their design and lack of innovative...

By Real World Labs on July 06, 2009

Chieftec Dragon is a mid-tower case targeted to the enthusiast that wants a mid-tower case with lots of fans and hard disk drive bays.Strong PointsFive fans (four 120-mm and one 220-mm).Side 220-mm fan that is really a 220-mm fan and not a 190-mm...

By Hardware Secrets on June 01, 2009

Chieftec präsentiert mit dem Dragon II CH-07 den Nachfolger des Dragon Gehäuses DX-01. In zwei Farbvarianten (schwarz und rot) soll er an die lange Erfolgsgeschichte der ersten Serie anschließen und ein pures Gaming-Gehäuse...

By PC-Max on March 25, 2009

Chieftec hat einst mit dem Dragon einen wahren Langläufer unter den Gehäusen geschaffen. Jetzt stellt Chieftec auf der CeBIT offiziell den neuen Dragon CH-07 vor.Der Chieftec Dragon 2 CH-07 kommt mit seinem Aufbau den aktuellen Ansprüchen...

By PC-Max on March 07, 2009