The overall looks of ID-Cooling's NO-12025 is certainly appealing for those that like LED lighted fans that looks unique. I like the fact that it doesn't look like a common LED lighted chassis fan. The build-in anti-vibration rubber in the fan's chassis is ingenious. It is very effective in dampening noise and avoid unnecessary vibration in the entire computer setup as a whole. I find the fan quieter than typical case fans. Noise levels is indeed right around the written specifications.

The overall looks of ID-Cooling's NO-12025 is certainly appealing for those that like LED lighted fans that looks unique. I like the fact that it doesn't look like a common LED lighted chassis fan. The build-in anti-vibration rubber in the fan's chassis is ingenious. It is very effective in dampening noise and avoid unnecessary vibration in the entire computer setup as a whole. I find the fan quieter than typical case fans. Noise levels is indeed right around the written specifications.

The overall looks of ID-Cooling's NO-12025 is certainly appealing for those that like LED lighted fans that looks unique. I like the fact that it doesn't look like a common LED lighted chassis fan. The build-in anti-vibration rubber in the fan's chassis is ingenious. It is very effective in dampening noise and avoid unnecessary vibration in the entire computer setup as a whole. I find the fan quieter than typical case fans. Noise levels is indeed right around the written specifications.

The design of the T60-SFX is definitely unique and second to none, it’s all aluminium frame is lightweight and very durable at the same time. Looking at the outside of it the main piece (the red one in this case) is sort of folded/bent down and acts as both the top and front panels. Taking a look at things from the inside and ID-COOLING have utilized the space as best anyone could.

The design of the T60-SFX is definitely unique and second to none, it’s all aluminium frame is lightweight and very durable at the same time. Looking at the outside of it the main piece (the red one in this case) is sort of folded/bent down and acts as both the top and front panels. Taking a look at things from the inside and ID-COOLING have utilized the space as best anyone could.

The looks of the T60-SFX mini gaming case (link is external) is totally on the positive side. All-aluminum cases certainly have a different appeal compared to cases with plastic composite. It certainly looks and feels strong which also connotes build quality. The uniqueness of the chassis also gives it appeal.

This case is small, very small indeed. It's also perfectly formed, being made entirely from Aluminium panels which appear to seamlessly locate into each other without the need for screws, rivets or for that matter a conventional frame chassis meaning that should you choose not to be swayed by what ID Cooling call "gamer themed" colouring it would be an easy enough job to dismantle and change. To be honest though, we quite like the deep red and black colours that the case is presented in, along with the slightly parallelogram shape it presents on the desk beside you.

A real nice LED fan with the LEDS coming from the centre instead of the outer frame work. Build quality is really good and sound levels are also impressive