BitFenix Outlaw Mid Tower Chassis Review @ eTeknix.com

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http://www.eteknix.com/reviews/cases/bitfenix-outlaw-mid-tower-chassis-review/

 

Quote: BitFenix are a relatively new company as far as case

manufacturers go. They exploded onto the market back in 2010 with

their revolutionary Colossus

<http://www.eteknix.com/reviews/cases/bitfenix-colossus-venom-edition-chassis-review/>

which helped catalyse a significant design change for many future

cases. The enthusiast and gamer market saw full-tower cases become

more appealing by offering the external eye-candy they had previously

lacked. Innovation is universally welcomed. With this fact in mind,

BitFenix have designed the unique case we will be reviewing today, the

Outlaw.

 

The BitFenix Outlaw is unique due to its inverted ATX layout. This

layout design sees the graphics card and other PCI expansion equipment

located towards the top of the case with the CPU positioned towards

the bottom of the case, near the power supply. BitFenix claim that

this unique layout will enhance cooling and allow you to install

“incredibly long†graphics cards. BitFenix SofTouch is another

unique feature used on the Outlaw. BitFenix claim that this

proprietary surface treatment looks fantastic and produces a soft feel

to the chassis while also helping to resist fingerprints and

scratches. Hopefully, SofTouch will deliver on BitFenix’s claims.

 

4 3.5†hard drive bays, 4 5.25†bays and 1 2.5†SSD mount are

among the more common features for this £40/€40/$50 mid-tower case.

The Outlaw has cooling options in abundance. There are 8 fan locations

allowing up to 8 120mm fans or 6 120mm and 2 140mm fans to be

installed.

 

With its attractive price tag and abundance of features, do BitFenix

have a winner in their Outlaw?