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These are Jonsbo cases with a Roswell badge. They come in two other sizes as well.

http://jonsbo.com/en/products_U_series.html

They are also available under the Cooltek label, and probably others.

Thanks for the great article!
I've been wondering about those Jonsbo cases for a while, but never found a proper review until now.

thanks for the review, any plans to review any of the slightly smaller v3 or v4 cases from jenbro/rosewill ?

I have a Cooltek branded version of this very case. I would've bought it without the window but it was not in stock at the time of purchace.

If only there would be place to mount 120mm fan in the bottom of the case and dustfilters on intakes, it would be damn near perfect case for me. I only need one GPU and one SSD so I don't give a flying rat about HDD-mounting options.

3cm more for the length would improve GPU compatibility enourmosly as well but Asus makes GTX760 that's only 21cm and has decent cooling so here's hoping they will make short enough Strix version of either GTX970 or GTX960.

One great thing about this case is that you can remove the fangrill without any hassle.

Invisiblemoose wrote:These are Jonsbo cases with a Roswell badge. They come in two other sizes as well.

http://jonsbo.com/en/products_U_series.html

They are also available under the Cooltek label, and probably others.

In North America, Rosewill is the exclusive Jonsbo distributor, selling their products under its own brand, while, with a similar arrangement, Cooltek is the exclusive Jonsbo distributor in EU.

+1 for a V3 review.

Interesting case! I'd love to see a less expensive steel variant.
PSU at bottom would be nice too.

quest_for_silence wrote:

Invisiblemoose wrote:These are Jonsbo cases with a Roswell badge. They come in two other sizes as well.

http://jonsbo.com/en/products_U_series.html

They are also available under the Cooltek label, and probably others.

In North America, Rosewill is the exclusive Jonsbo distributor, selling their products under its own brand, while, with a similar arrangement, Cooltek is the exclusive Jonsbo distributor in EU.

Ah, thanks for the clarification.

Inehmo wrote: If only there would be place to mount 120mm fan in the bottom of the case and dustfilters on intakes, it would be damn near perfect case for me.

It's quite easy to do it yourself. I did it with my Jonsbo V2 / Cooltek coolcube mini.
Just use a Dremel, drill the screw holes and place a dust filter and fan with rubber fan screws. It shouldn't be too hard since it's aluminum.

This is my current case

I ended up removing the side HDD cage (it was bad for airflow), and instead of a 3.5" I'm using a 2.5" drive, placed on the bottom on the front side, leaving the bottom back side to let fresh air cool the video card.

For my current video card that wasn't enough so I placed a 120mm fan on the floor of the case, and it made a huge difference. I used rubber gromets to attach the fan to the bottom using the ventilation holes, which are aligned perfectly to do this. (I also placed some filters sticked to the case with acoustic pads)



Two more photos: SSD firmly placed between the USB circuit board and the case & Whole thing