Enermax Ostrog Limited Edition Mid-Tower Chassis Review

Complete System

Total build time for the Ostrog was 15 minutes, which is honestly super quick! It is only a small chassis, but everything is well spaced and fitted, so installing our components was trouble-free throughout the build. Cable management is neat and tidy and while it could be better looking with rubber grommets, you can’t argue with the results in this price range.

There is plenty of unobstructed clearance for the CPU cooler and of course the rear exhaust fan. Easily room for a multi-GPU setup, although I would invest in a front panel fan if you wish to keep a pair of cards cool.

Our hard drive slots nicely into place and I’ve also installed a DVD drive in the top, if only to demonstrate the stealth covers on the front panel (see next picture). The GTX 560 Ti fits in really nice too and there was no need to remove storage bays for our GPU to be installed.

With the side panel back in place we see the chase in all its glory and while I’m still not sold on the pink colour scheme I do love that side panel window, what a great view of the interior! Plus you can’t see our DVD drive on the front panel thanks to the tidy looking front panel covers.