HellCrack HCS195V2W Midi PC Case, ATX, Front x 3 120mm ARGB
HellCrack HCS195V2W Midi PC Case, ATX, Front x 3 120mm ARGB Fan Included, 1 x USB3.0 and 2 x USB2.0, 1 x RGB ButtonBudget. Friendly Business, Office or Gaming Solution | White, HCS195V2W
Have you encountered any difficulties with fan hubs due to variations in connector types among different brands? Perhaps you have experienced a situation where one non-functional port affected the performance of the entire hub. At HellCracks, we have addressed these concerns with our latest innovation, the HellCracks direct RGB fan.
Our HellCracks direct RGB fan features a Master and Slave configuration, eliminating the need for additional fan hubs or smart hubs. It simplifies the installation process, allowing for a hassle-free experience.
Here’s what we did:
We have pre-installed the HCS RGB 12cm Master fan in the HCS195V2 and connected it to the RGB Switch. Additionally, we have pre-installed two HCS RGB 12cm Slave fans by connecting them to the Master Fan. To choose your preferred LED style, simply click the reset button.
With our HellCracks direct RGB fan, we aim to streamline the installation process and provide you with a seamless and convenient solution for your RGB lighting needs.
For the price, you get quite a good case. Glass side and the rest of the case is pretty darn good quality. I never bought a case before so can’t compare.
It did not have the fan that is supposed to sit on the back but I’ve messaged the seller to send it separately (still waiting but haven’t been 24 hours yet).
Good color, good size and its easy ti assemble.
Overall 5 star from me. Unless
they don’t send the fan haha.
very very happy with this. . .plenty of space, good airflow. . only downside is there isnt a slot for a HDD , this currently sits with my SSD just above the power unit section in this case (HDD is too big to go in the space they designate) so be careful . Its not an issue for me unless i move my pc about then the sata wiring can get loose on the HDD
Overall, great value for money.
Great budget case. No frills but no problems either. It’s deep enough for a good cooler but fit your graphics card last as it can get tight to plug things into the main board afterwards if you have bigger hands.
I needed a cheap case for a pc, all the pc will do is run Discord, Music and record gameplay via OBS.
This case is cheap let’s get that out of the way, it looks cheap, feels cheap and has basically no weight to it other than the glass panel.
The thing that surprised me though was whilst building in it, the case did not flex more than I would expect really, nor did it do anything that would mean I need a plaster!
The pre-installed standoffs were all in the right spot for the motherboard I installed, and the spare yes there was a spare, was installed where the motherboard needed one but the case didn’t have one installed.
The IO Shield was a bit of a pain to install but they can be in much more expensive cases as well, so if you buy just know you might need to jiggle it abit.
The PSU space is a little to “Short” in height, I had to push the “mid-plate” up abit to get my PSU to fit in to it, so I could screw it in, but once that was done there was no issue with the PSU feeling lose or anything.
The SSD/HDD holder is not very good, whilst it will hold a single SSD and single HDD, it is flimsy until a HDD is mounted in it and it can be awkward to reinstall. The other downside to it, is it is screwed in from the bottom of the case so you need to lie it down on it’s back ideally to unscrew the holder.
One thing I would suggest is a modular PSU as there is not really much room for “Stuffing” cables below the mid-plate especially if you using the HDD/SSD Holder.
None of the screws are “Captive” so they will fully come out of the panels and the ADD-IN Cards section has a rather weak holder once you install a card, you might want to put the “Retention Plate” in a draw and use screws to hold your cards in.
The 3 fans that come installed look OK and do move a little air but nothing spectacular, if you can spend the 20 I think it is and get the 5 pack of Antec fans to replace the fans in the front and add 2 up top.
I know the last couple of points seem “negative” but honestly I would say the same about some of the bigger brands cases that cost 2, 3, 4 or 10 times as much as this case, for 40 it’s hard to do worse or even better when including 3 RGB fans, as well as the glass panel.
Honestly if you need a cheap case to just build a cheap low powered pc in, then you could do a lot worse!
Extremely good case. Really high quality, looks like the top brands. Much better than in the images. Fit an atx motherboard and everything else comfortably. Very nice size. Highly recommend.
For the price it comes with a lot of features. 4 drive slots, can fit large fans, 7 pcie sheilds and sound dampening. Mine came with a slight kink in the frame where the psu sits (but that might be me dropping it). Depending on the Motherboard it can be a tight fit but overall great.
Comes with standoffs only in the micro atx spots but does come with a bag of extra standoffs and screws.
Very surprised with the build quality of this.
Ive owned various corsair cases in the past and currently have a Corsair 7000D for my main system and obviously this isnt equal to them it does bare the question; how can corsair charge so much more?
If youre looking for an office pc case or even a blacked out stealth gaming case then for 30 quid you cant go wrong!!
The system i plan to put in this has a 280mm corsair aio but from the looks of it a 280mm aio wont fit. A 240 looks like it will squeeze in. (Nothing can be mounted in the top of the case). Will be using my trusty 212 evo instead with some 120 intakes instead.
Will update when ive finally got everything installed!