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Aerocool LS-5200 case review

The Aerocool LS-5200 is a mid-tower case with eight expansion slots, supporting up to three radiators and costing only USD 35. Check it out!

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Intro

Contents

  • 1. Intro
  • 2. The Bottom and Rear Panels
  • 3. The Disk Drive Bays
  • 4. Conclusions

The Aerocool LS-5200 Case is a mid-tower case with three 3.5” bays, four 2.5” bays, a transparent window at the left panel, supporting up to three radiators, and costing only $35 USD. Let’s take a look at it.

The LS-5200 comes in black or white. Its left panel has a transparent window, and the right panel is solid.

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 1: Aerocool LS-5200 case

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 2: Aerocool LS-5200 case

Let’s take a closer look at the case in the next pages.

The front panel of the Couger LS-5200 is all meshed, as shown in Figure 3. Behing the mesh, there is a dust filter.

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 3: front panel

Removing the front panel (just pull it,) you see the room for up to three 120 mm fans or a radiator up to 360 mm. Here, there are two 120 mm fans with red LEDs (1200 rpm, 36.4 cfm, 26.5 dBA, 1.44 W.)

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 4: front panel removed

On the top of the front panel is the area with one USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0 ports, two switches that control up to four fans in two channels (off, low, and high positions,) earphone and microphone connectors, power button and status LEDs.

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 5: panel with LEDs, buttons, and connectors

The top panel has also a mesh with air filter.

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 6: top panel

Removing this panel you see room for two 120 mm or 140 mm fans, also fitting a radiator up to 280 mm.

Aerocool LS-5200Figure 7: top panel removed

Continue: The Bottom and Rear Panels

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