Enermax Fulmo GT

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Supports HPTX motherboards, Lots of room inside, 5 included fans (3 are Enermax Vegas fans), Dual power supply support, Easy installation, Fan controller, Wheels included

Cons:

Fan controller only supports 3 fans, Internal to external USB 3.0 cable not long enough, CPU power cable extension would have been nice

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Last revision on November 26, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Supports HPTX motherboards, Lots of room inside, 5 included fans (3 are Enermax Vegas fans), Dual power supply support, Easy installation, Fan controller, Wheels included

Reviewers Didn't Like

Fan controller only supports 3 fans, Internal to external USB 3.0 cable not long enough, CPU power cable extension would have been nice

Expert reviews and ratings

When I first took this case out of the box I was surprised at how large it was. We've taken a look at our fare share of full tower cases this year and none of them really compare to the Fulmo GT. It has to be the biggest case we have looked at so let's...

By ThinkComputers on September 23, 2013

The Enermax Fulmo GT is overboard for air cooling, and terrific for water cooling, but either way, it's a competitive chassis for its price and...

By TechRadar AU on June 23, 2012

With very few manufacturers making full tower cases big enough for HPTX motherboards, the Fulmo GT is currently one of the cheapest options around. It’s not just price that’s worth mentioning though – with a huge interior, plenty of pre-installed fans...

By Bit-tech.net on May 24, 2012

The computer chassis market is one of the most competitive in the tech industry with many companies fighting for market share. Today we are looking at the Enermax Fulmo GT … a high cost case which offers ultimate cooling performance with multi GPU...

By Kitguru.net on March 12, 2012

I went to a New Years Eve party recently where a new work colleague brought her husband along for the first time to meet us all. There was quite a deal of whispering going around the room with regards to him and in particular his appearance, but no...

By Overclock3D on January 11, 2012

So let's finish up this conclusion then. Features wise the Fulmo GT chassis is very decent with a very tasteful design. And that brings the Fulmo GT at a level where it can compete with names like NZXT, Corsair and Cooler Master. It however doesn't feel...

By Guru of 3D on January 14, 2013

Ultimately, the Enermax Fulmo GT didn’t have that BIG of an impression on me. The things I did like were washed away by the things I didn’t like. The controlled fans were blue and I could change the patterns, but the controller was in a poor location...

By Overclockers Club on May 06, 2012

Who among you isn't familiar with the Enermax brand? The company, known the world over for its impressive line of power supplies ( a long time favorite here at [H]ard|OCP ), also features a full line of coolers and computer cases, the latter of which is...

By HardOCP on April 11, 2012

The Enermax Fulmo GT has quite a number of positive aspect and very little negatives which we saw as we ventured around the case. First, it is one of the best deals going if you want to build a system with more than one water-cooling loop. The Fulmo...

By proclockers.com on January 25, 2012

For the user building the ultimate gaming machine, the Fulmo GT comes at a very attractive price tag for all the features it has to offer.Strong PointsSupport for HPTX, XL-ATX, and E-ATX motherboardsAir filters for the front, top, and bottom...

By Hardware Secrets on December 01, 2011

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