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Test: Einzeltest: CM Storm Scout 2
Zitat: Passing judgement on a case like the Scout 2 is always difficult, as despite its sub-par cooling, it has numerous points that work in its favour. The build quality is excellent with very few exceptions, which makes the Scout 2 a wonderful case to work with. It´s well designed, with an excellent carrying handle and simple but effective cable management options.
However, we feel that Cooler Master could have gone much further in justifying the £87 price tag. Given that there´s room for one, an extra dust filter would have made sense, and having only a single HDD to SSD adaptor and no 5.25in to 3.5in bay adaptors feels rather stingy too. However, the biggest shortfall is the inclusion of just a single fan – having one or two more would not only have improved the case´s value for money, but undoubtedly its cooling performance too.
For those who the carrying handle and peripheral guard really appeal to, and who are willing to add their own fans to the Scout 2, it would make a solid purchase as this seems to be the main thing it´s missing. For everyone else, however, the Fractal Design Define R4 or even the Corsair Carbide 500R both offer similarly great build quality, as well as superior cooling out of the box and fan control for a price that´s on par with the Scout 2.