Enermax Ostrog GT

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Pros:

Build Quality, Design, Spacious Interior (Longest GPUs/Tallest CPU Coolers), Removable Drive Cage, Room For Up To Seven 3.5" Drives, Airflow Potential (Up To 7 Fans), Price
Front accent on the case looks great, 3 included fans (2 LED fans), Side panel window, Easy installation, Lots of room behind the motherboard tray.

Cons:

Only 1 PreInstalled Fan, Not Entirely ToolLess
CPU power cable cutout makes no sense, 2.5inch hard drive cage could be more versatile

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Last revision on August 7, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Build Quality, Design, Spacious Interior (Longest GPUs/Tallest CPU Coolers), Removable Drive Cage, Room For Up To Seven 3.5" Drives, Airflow Potential (Up To 7 Fans), Price
Front accent on the case looks great, 3 included fans (2 LED fans), Side panel window, Easy installation, Lots of room behind the motherboard tray

Reviewers Didn't Like

Only 1 PreInstalled Fan, Not Entirely ToolLess
CPU power cable cutout makes no sense, 2.5inch hard drive cage could be more versatile

Expert reviews and ratings

Coming into this review I was actually pretty excited about this case. When I first took it out of the box I really liked the design and had high expectations for the case. After going through the review I still remained impressed, although there were...

By ThinkComputers on April 18, 2013

Overall the Enermax Ostrog is a nice midi tower PC case not only because of its design, potential airflow (providing you add extra fans) and space for even the longest graphics cards and tallest CPU Coolers (if you don't use the top side fan) but also...

By NikkTech on July 03, 2014

The Enermax Giant Ostrog is a mid-tower cased aimed at the upper end of the budget market. A quick search on Amazon shows that the case sells for $74.99 USD.Enermax has done a fantastic job with the Giant Ostrog. The design of the Giant Ostrog is less...

By Modders-Inc on November 18, 2013

Coincidentally, the alphabetic order in which the cases are arranged coincides with lowest price first. That certainly makes a nice-looking chart, since it's difficult for any company to come up with a 5% performance advantage to overcome its $5 price...

By Tom's Hardware on May 28, 2013

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By Tom's Hardware on May 21, 2013

I have to say that the Enermax Ostrog GT is in fact a really nice case. The fit and finish are top-notch. The red accent trim (on this model) really sets this case off, and when the sun goes down and you hit the switch for the fan LEDs, it comes alive. I...

By Overclockers Club on May 07, 2013

The Enermax Ostrog GT (Giant) certainly has some nice features that will appeal to many of you out there. The modular capabilities of the HDD/SSD cages and the enormous amount of cable management room behind the motherboard tray stand out the most. The...

By overclockers.com on April 26, 2013

Enermax designed the new Ostrog GT gaming enclosure to be a fortress for all your PC gaming hardware. The Ostrog GT is a full-featured mid-tower case that provides numerous case cooling options and comes with three installed fans. It can easily...

By PCPer on April 12, 2013

This week I've been taking a look at the Ostrog GT aka the Ostrog Giant, the larger counterpart to one of my favourite budget chassis which we reviewed a few months back, the Enermax Ostrog . I really enjoyed the Ostrog and its definitely one of the...

By eTeknix on March 27, 2013

I am a huge fan of simplistic case but a case like the Enermax Ostrog GT could definitely sway me into looking the other case when it is time to look for a new case. Even with the gamer mesh and the non-so-straight lines, the Ostrog has a not so...

By proclockers.com on March 11, 2013

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