Chieftec Stallion 3 Review 10

Chieftec Stallion 3 Review

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Introduction

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I would like to thank Chieftec for supplying the review sample.


The Stallion 3 is a spacious E-ATX chassis with embedded ARGB elements and a bit of an angled design. Clearly geared towards those who want some gaming DNA but also require lots of expansion space, the Stallion 3 is available in black, with four fans that may be remote controlled. Its side panel made of thick glass allows you to show off the internals of your system.

Specifications

Chieftec Stallion 3
Case Type:Full-Tower
Material:Steel, plastic, and tempered glass
Weight:11.0 kg
Slots:7
Drive Bays:2x Internal 2.5/3.5"
4x Internal 2.5"
Motherboard
Form Factors:
Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX, and E-ATX
Dimensions:572 mm x 210 mm x 520 mm
Front Door/Cover:N/A
Front Fans:3x 120 or 1x 180 mm (3x 120 mm ARGB rainbow fans pre-installed)
Rear Fans:1x 120 mm (1x 120 mm ARGB rainbow fan pre-installed)
Top Fans:2x 120 or 140 mm (optional)
Bottom Fans:N/A
Side Fans:N/A
Front Radiator:360 mm / 280 mm
Rear Radiator:120 mm
Top Radiator:240 mm
Bottom Radiator:N/A
Side Radiator:N/A
I/O:2x USB 3.0
1x Headphone
1x Microphone
Fan/LED Controller:RGB Brightness Button, Fan Speed Control Button
Compatibility:CPU Cooler: 160 mm
GPU: 430 mm
PSU: N/A

Packaging


The chassis ships in a brown cardboard box with an image of the enclosure on both the larger sides. On the smaller sides, there is some model and container information - that's it.


The Stallion 3 is held in place by two foam spacers which seem too big and meant for a different chassis, which is quite odd. On top of that, these are on the front and rear of the case which is somewhat unusual as well. A plastic bag protects the chassis from fingerprints and scratches.

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