Rosewill Wind Ryder RZLS142A-P

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Pros:

Very low price, Good fit and finish throughout, Looks more expensive than it is

Cons:

Toolfree devices dont work, Some may not care for the yellow on bezel

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Last revision on January 18, 2009

Reviewers Liked

Very low price, Good fit and finish throughout, Looks more expensive than it is

Reviewers Didn't Like

Toolfree devices dont work, Some may not care for the yellow on bezel

Expert reviews and ratings

As Ive mentioned a few times, the Wind Ryder is a very low-budget case, so my expectations are lower than for a case costing two or three times as much or more. But even with all of the cost-cutting measures in place to keep the price low, the case...

By ThinkComputers on January 18, 2009

For a value priced case, the Rosewill Wind Ryder is fair overall. That being said there is some room for improvement. The main complaint I have is the front of the case. It looks nice, but the plastic feels flimsy and the door does not open past 90...

By Extreme Overclocking on December 23, 2008

Rosewill Wind Ryder (RZLS142-AP) is a simple mid-tower case targeted to the average user looking for an inexpensive case with a little bit more features than very cheap cases. Here is a summary of what we found about this case.Strong PointsMagnetic...

By Hardware Secrets on September 23, 2008