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Sentey Optimus GS-6000

Based on 5 reviews

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Good:

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Pros

Great value, Great look, Good cooling performance, Fan controller, Card reader, Stealth ODD bay cover.
Solid Build Quality, Great paint job, Simple, easy to use Toolless systems, Includes 4 fans, Very well ventilated, Low noise
Quiet and powerful airflow, Wire management addressed, Tool less installations, Built in heavy duty air filters
Sleek design, Tons of cooling (44 included fans), Toolless, Included card reader and fan controller.
Includes four quiet fans!, Edgy design, Front I/O panel has SD/MMC reader and fan control dial, Many small features not normally found on a case in this price range, CPU backplate access hole cut in motherboard tray, Lots of ventilation grills

Cons

No USB 3.0 or eSATA, Limited room for cable management, Poor manual.
Rear toolless clamps could be troublesome, A little cramped, Front I/O wastes 5.25″ bay, Useless User Guide
No solidstate drive option
Side panel fan does not allow room for larger CPU cooler (cannot reinstall side panel), Not enough room behind the case to route cables, Hard drives can only be installed facing out, No USB 3.0
Drive tray design isn't optimal for good airflow over your drives

By TweakNews on October 01, 2011

Okay, I’ll have to admit it. Sentey’s Optimus GS-6000 case is one of the best budget cases out there. First of all, it looks great. The glossy black finish makes it look like a much more expensive case. Yeah, it’s a fingerprint magnet,...

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By FutureLooks on August 01, 2011

The Sentey GS-6000 Optimus is a unique mix of great build quality and lacklustre bonus features. Overall, I think increasing the height and width of the case by just a centimeter or two could make a world of difference for cable management and general...

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By Bjorn3D on July 14, 2011

The Optimus performed well due to the large triple 120mm fans and the massive 180mm lateral fan. They can move a lot of air very efficiently and quietly. For a case that is in a budget price range of $50-$60, that's a value not often seen. As far...

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By Legit Reviews on July 06, 2011

Sentey sticks to its philosophy while making a name for themselves. The Optimus GS-6000 compares well to other brands in the sub $50 price category while out stylizing them....

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By Pureoverclock on June 15, 2011

Aesthetically speaking, the Sentey Optimus GS-6000 is pleasing to the eye with its extremely high glossed finish and bold styling, though the only detraction here is the fingerprints. There is just no getting away from leaving them on this finish. One...

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By ThinkComputers on May 24, 2011

When I first opened this case up I really did like it. I am a sucker for stylish looks and the glossy finish. I also was excited that this came with 4 included fans, that really is some serious cooling power. I also like that almost everything was...

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By Fusion Mods on April 26, 2011

One of my favorite areas to review are computer cases. This is where you see some really cool innovations for functionality and performance. Best of all, you see some pretty impressive designs, which lets be honest, matters to all of us when we're...

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By OverClock Intelligence Agency on April 22, 2011

The Sentey GS-6000 Optimus really feels like a budget version of the Arvina. The price point reflects that, which means this is a good thing. The Optimus looks to be around $70 USD, with the Arvina being about twice that.There are a couple of quirks...

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By Gamers Daily News on April 06, 2011

This is no doubt a tremendously valued case at the price point of $60, it is feature rich and can provide a nice upgrade to any machine despite how old your case may be. The looks of this case make it one to show off to your friends especially if you...

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By Neoseeker on March 16, 2011

The aesthetics of this case are absolutely amazing. The engineers at Sentey have managed to create a case that is both absolute black yet highly reflective at the same time. It is also extremely lightweight yet sturdy, and highly compact yet packed...

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