The Viper GX II performed admirably with the two optional 120mm fans added on top. Cooling was a non-issue with the added bonus of how the case handled fan noise. This is partially due to all the steel used (helping with vibrations and cutting down on turbulence issues).
Esthetically speaking, Raidmax categorizes this product as a gamer’s ATX case, and it certainly supports that with the following style factors: contrasting accent colors, a matching led front grill fan, and of course the top slit-shroud giving the Viper GX II it’s name. The Viper’s shroud also hosts all I/O for USB 3.0 (x2), audio, and an optional SSD hot-swap drive (adding even more to basic functionality).
