Cooler Master Storm Stryker Case Review

Unboxing the Storm Stryker

Starting off on how Cooler Master packaged up the Storm Stryker, on the first panel or front of the box, Cooler master gives us the image of this chassis and that this chassis has USB 3 and 2.5 SSD support.

Rotating the box 90 to the right brings us to an end cap that gives us general specifications of the Storm Stryker chassis.

Rotating the box another 90 brings us to the backside of the box and here Cooler Master lists the features of this chassis, and on the bottom Cooler Master lists these features in multiple languages.

Another rotation brings us to the final end cap.

Opening up the box we can see Cooler Master packages up this chassis pretty much a standard way we have seen with countless of other chassis.

Now before I give you what Cooler Master includes as far as accessories, I need to remove the tray from the chassis where they are contained in. This is so I do not confuse you readers later on in the review. At the very bottom of the Storm Stryker chassis is a removable cover.

And on both sides of this removable cover are two little push clips that need to be pushed inwards so that we can remove it from the front bezel.

Looking just inside of the removable cover is a little tray that is secured to the chassis with two small screws. These screws need to be removed in order for us to remove the tray.

After the screws have been removed we can now remove the lower tray. It just slides right out of the chassis.

Then open up the tray, Cooler Master calls this a tool tray, and we can use this tool tray for just about anything we want. Put in excess chassis screws, tools, or just about anything we may need to use this tool tray for.

After removing the top of the tool tray we can see the included accessories Cooler Master includes with the Storm Stryker.

The contents of the included accessories should include:

• an EPS CPU power cable extension
• Motherboard Stand Offs
• Wire Ties
• Fan screws
• A PC Speaker
• Various Chassis screws that will be needed to secure all of our computer components into this chassis
• A 5.25 to 3.5 bay device adapter

What the Cooler Master Storm Stryker looks like outside of the confines of the box.