Cooler Master Cosmos 2 User Manual

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Packaging


Cooler Master packs the Cosmos II in a huge full color package. Considering the sheer size of the chassis, the package is almost too large for our testing table. In the front you will find a partial image of the chassis, while the rear goes into some greater detail about its main features. You will also find an additional image on one side, with the other holding a list of specifications.
The Cosmos II is held in place by two thick styrofoam spacers. A plastic bag is protecting the chassis from fingerprints and scratches. I was actually expecting to see a cloth back as the Cosmos S had been placed in such.

Contents


Cooler Master has only included the parts that one may really need when assembling the chassis. You will get an assortment of screws, an 8 pin ATX power extension cable, rails to install water cooling and plenty of zip ties to really keep things clean within the Cosmos II. A detailed manual helps you in getting acquainted with the enclosure.
If you're looking for a full tower system that's capable of holding a ridiculous amount of hardware, look no further than Cooler Master's Cosmos II. I've been using the competing and super capable Corsair 800D for over two years, but the torch has now been passed on - the Cosmos II is my new all-time favorite chassis.

User Score

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Editors Liked

Cooler Master Cosmos 2 User Manual
  • Supports MicroATX, ATX, EATX, XLATX, SSI CEB, SSI EEB motherboards
  • 10 Expansion Slots
  • Supports 360 / 240 mm water cooling radiators
  • Supports numerous fans depending on hardware selection
  • Full featured Fan Controller
  • Supports USB 3.0
  • Excellent cable
  • Huge interior
  • Great build quality
  • Loads of cooling options and hard drive trays
  • Heavy duty carrying handles
  • Can hold up to 112 HDDs/SSDs
  • Pair of lockable XDock 3.5' Hot Swap bays

Editors Didn't Like

  • Heavy chassis
  • Lot's of front panel wiring to mess with
  • Lower drive cages make for tight PSU cable routing
  • Fitment of larger top mounted radiators could cause component installation issues
  • So very many fan control wires
  • Unnecessary beeping
  • Price
  • Toolless lock cannot be used on half length 5.25 inch devices (requires screws for mounting)
  • Price puts it out of range for many people
  • Heavy 22 kg
  • Some aspects not deserving of the price tag too much plastic here and there
  • No HPTX compatibility

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By TechSpot on 90

If you're looking for a full tower system that's capable of holding a ridiculous amount of hardware, look no further than Cooler Master's Cosmos II.

By pcGameware UK on 90

You cant fail to be impressed by the Cooler Master Cosmos II , there truly is no other case quite like it. If you're really in the market for such a large case, then you're not going to be disappointed. Unpacking the Cosmos II for the fist time is a...

By CNET Australia on 85

The Cosmos II is big and beautiful. You'll need to put aside AU$369 and a lot of floor space — but, if you can afford both, you'll never regret...

By APC Magazine on 90

Let’s make one thing clear -- the Cosmos II is aimed at a very specific market and is not at all suitable for the average gamer. At 22kg unladen, it’s incredibly heavy and will not fit on or under most desks. For those who need a roomy,...

By JonnyGuru on 91

The Cosmos II is an amazing case with an abundance of feature and style. The ability to insert both a 360mm and 240mm radiator internally is a major plus, add to this that it includes 2 lockable hot swap bays and an abundance of hard drive...

By Maximum PC on 90

IT'S BEEN five years since the debut of Cooler Master’s wildly popular Cosmos chassis, and its successor is finally here. The Cosmos lineage is strong with this one—from the hinged side panels, to the top carrying handles, to the slide-out hard drive...

By APH Networks on Cooler 82

'T'was two weeks before ChristmasWhen all through the houseNot a creature was stirringNot even a mouse,The tree was decoratedBy the front foyer with careIn the hopes that Cooler MasterSoon would mail the case there,When out on the lawnThere arose a...

By Atomic MPC on Cooler master cosmos 2 99

We almost want to give this 100 on...

By ThinkComputers on 100

When you have a great product and you are ready to come out with the next version it is really hard to please everyone and live up to the previous product. The original Cosmos and the Cosmos S were really great cases so when I heard about the Cosmos...

By VR-Zone on 95

Quality (30% of the total score) Quality wise, no one can doubt that the CoolerMaster Cosmos II is one of the best designed and strongest computer cases that have been ever made. The steel handles and thick chassis ensure the outstanding mechanical...

By techPowerUp! on 93

Cooler Master made a big splash with their Cosmos chassis back in the day and the same holds true for the Cosmos S. After some time, the Cosmos II aims to take the crown once more. A lot of things have changed since the first two cases: we have...

By PC Mag on 70

An outstanding look and tons of component space distinguish the Cooler Master Cosmos II PC case, but its high price and some design oddities may turn off all but the most affluent and patient...

By bjorn3d.com on 95

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Using the Cooler Master COSMOS II has been one of the best experiences we've had with a case. The COSMOS II is by far the most well laid out case we've ever seen, and has been the easiest to work on and deal with. It's gargantuan space on the inside,...

By Techgage on 95

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