Gamemax ET207 400W PSU 400 W black
 | Outdated Product $23.39 up to $27.60 Form factor: Midi Tower; Mount: vertical; Motherboard support: ATX; PSU form factor: ATX (regular); Dimensions (mm): 385x180x410; Weight (kg): 3; Material: steel; PSU; Integrated PSU (W): 400; 5.25" bays: 2; 3.5" external bays: 1; 3.5" bays: 3; internal 2.5" compartments: 3; Expansion slots: 7 |
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Justified savings
A case with a power supply in the kit is often bought the cheapest one for change from other PC components. The solution is not always correct, but in the case of a super-low-cost assembly, the only possible one. Fortunately, entry-level graphics cards like the GeForce GT 1030, GTX 1050, 1050 Ti, and Radeon RX 550 don't even need an extra power connector. The Gamemax ET207 400W is quite a solid low-cost case. In addition to it, in the Gamemax assortment there are models similar in functionality with a different front panel design: ET201, ET202, ET203, ET205 and ET210.
Everything will fit
Even full-sized ATX motherboards with seven expansion slots can be placed in the Gamemax ET207. In addition, there are seats for three 3.5-inch and the same number of 2.5-inch drives. Moreover, the basket for disks is made in such a way as not to interfere with the installation of long video cards.
Minimum noise
The bundled 400W Gamemax power supply deserves special attention. Its real power, of course, is one and a half to two times lower than the claimed one, but even this is enough to power a low-cost gaming PC. In addition, the large 12 cm PSU fan is surprisingly quiet, which is a rarity in this price segment. The key drawback of the Gamemax ET207 is exactly the same as in all low-cost cases — there is not a single fan in the kit, except for what is inside the PSU. If not immediately, then at least over time it would be nice to buy another turntable. One 9 cm impeller fits in the back, two 12 cm impellers in the assembly.
