Friday, January 24th 2014

Cougar Launches New Rugged Gaming Case: The MX300

COUGAR, maker of well designed and stylish computer peripherals, has launched a new mid-tower chassis that features a combination of rugged elements consisting of honeycomb and mesh intake designs with sufficient flexibility for multiple graphics solutions up to 310mm. The new MX300 is designed to bring in a new spirit of gaming case. The MX300 features an enlarged cable management space for easy routing and the hiding of cables to provide better airflow and ensure the neatness of system building. It also has superior expandability with up to two ODDs (Tool-less), three 3.5"HDDs and three 2.5" SSD spaces. There is also the Tool-less design for the 5.25" devices.
The MX300 has a high quality, game-style black coating interior and expandability is not a problem with the advanced USB3.0 ports for maximum data transfer speeds and high current smart phone and tablet charging. And the MX300 features one of the best ventilation solutions with support of up to 7 fans: two 120mm in front, two top 120mm fans, one rear 120mm fan, and two side 120mm fans. There are 7 PCI slots providing flexibility for multiple graphics cards solutions and openings in the motherboard tray for easy upgrading of CPU coolers. There is also a transparent side cover design to show off your rig. Lastly, there are air filters on the bottom, top and front to prevent dust from entering the enclosure.

For more information, visit the product page.
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11 Comments on Cougar Launches New Rugged Gaming Case: The MX300

#1
AsRock
TPU addict
O Dear
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#2
micropage7
rugged?
i dont think its really rugged
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#3
Mistral
OMG, I've been waiting for a rugged PC case since forever! Now I won't have to worry when I accidentally push my PC off the desk, or when the cats flip it over. Here, Cougar, take my money!
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#4
Aquinus
Resident Wat-man
It looks like almost every other Cougar case. I'm not sure what makes it qualify as "rugged".
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#5
badtaylorx
at least the 2.5 in bay makes using large gfx cards possible on this platform now....

not so with the other cougars in this line
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#6
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
badtaylorxat least the 2.5 in bay makes using large gfx cards possible on this platform now....

not so with the other cougars in this line
My son's Evolution took a GTX 580 (which is just as big as my 780) with an inch to spare, so it certainly seems like it was big enough.

This really looks like nothing more than a facelifted Evolution, to which they added some 2.5 inch bays above the meager 4 3.5 inch slots of the evolution.
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#7
techy1
cougar? why not a "milf"? :P
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#8
Vario
Rugged plastic
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#9
robert3892
I don't know if this is steel construction or plastic or a mix of the two. Many of the design features are good but the honeycomb front panel is what I personally don't like.
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#10
micropage7
robert3892I don't know if this is steel construction or plastic or a mix of the two. Many of the design features are good but the honeycomb front panel is what I personally don't like.
top and front panel is from plastic
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#11
HisDivineOrder
Too many 120mm fans, not enough 140.

In fact, isn't it time we moved up to larger fan sizes with even slower speeds?
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