Cooler Master CM Storm Enforcer
In hockey, the enforcer is the tough guy, the monster, the goon who exacts revenge on dirty play by their opponent, with exceptionally harsh violence exacted on those going after star players. If we can take this definition to this case, it has built-in attitude- with revenge coming to those who challenge it. With its very clean imposing looks, it has enforcer written all over it.
Sponsor: Cooler Master
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First Look – Packaging and Information |
The box on the Enforcer is flashier than a lot of them I’ve seen lately- shiny printing and major features on the box- but its single-wall box’s travels dulled the nice graphics work and it was travel-worn. The case was tucked ever so gently in its foam enclosure and was no worse for wear- I’m interested in the case, not the box so much, and it would take a pretty good throw or drop to damage the contents inside.
 A view of the significant features is given on the backside of the box- and there is one incredibly simple item this case has that I haven’t seen before but after reading about it, I had one of those “palm hitting forehead” moments. I’ll expand on this nice little feature later, but for now, the details on the case are below:
The included Operator’s Manual is small, but clear and to the point. There isn’t really much to this case that is hard to understand, but the details are nonetheless put to paper with the pictures (that are quite small) doing most of the talking. Accessories included in the box are your typical assortment of motherboard standoffs, screws, loop to make the case lockable, zip ties, hard drive brackets, brackets for mounting a 3.5” drive/accy into a 5.25 slot, the “Storm Guard” bracket (explained below), a bracket for mounting a 2.5” drive into the 3.5” cage, and the system speaker. It’s a pretty normal comprehensive kit of accessories.  |
