Cooler Master 690 2 Advanced NVIDIA Edition

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Pros:

Stylish and sturdy, External SATA Xdock, VGA card racket, Good cable management, Good air flow, Provision for 120 x 240 mm radiator, Dust control filters.
"XData" port on top; CPU cutout, cablerouting holes and tiedowns.

Cons:

Somewhat thin side panel, Not enough length for cards like the Radeon HD 5970
No room for 12inch videocards unless you remove the lower four hard drive bays.

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Last revision on September 25, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Stylish and sturdy, External SATA Xdock, VGA card racket, Good cable management, Good air flow, Provision for 120 x 240 mm radiator, Dust control filters
"XData" port on top; CPU cutout, cablerouting holes and tiedowns

Reviewers Didn't Like

Somewhat thin side panel, Not enough length for cards like the Radeon HD 5970
No room for 12inch videocards unless you remove the lower four hard drive bays

Expert reviews and ratings

Here is a little confession I would like to make before I begin this review for the Cooler Master 690 II Advanced NVIDIA Edition ATX computer case today: The computer I use it with does not have an NVIDIA video card, an NVIDIA chipset, or any NVIDIA...

By APH Networks on January 07, 2011

Great style and build quality, but where's the love for long cards? The Cooler Master 690 II Advanced is the ambitious sequel to the 690, the popular mid-tower chassis of a few years ago. If you’ve seen a Cooler Master mid-tower lately, much...

By Maximum PC on March 30, 2010

The overall build quality of the chassis is good. The design and quality of the trays used ensures that noise and vibrations are reduced. The side door panels are somewhat thin and so is the meshed top. Cables used are also of average quality.At a...

By ThinkDigit on September 06, 2010

Das kleine Schwarze macht eine richtig gute Figur. Cooler Master hat mit dem Silencio 550 ein Silent-Gehäuse entworfen, das seinem Namen Ehre macht. Hier wird nicht nur auf eine Dämmung gesetzt, auch das Drumherum, welches ein...

By Planet 3DNow! on September 14, 2011