Enermax Fulmo GT Full Tower Review

1. Introduction2. Packaging3. Enermax Fulmo GT Exterior4. Enermax Fulmo GT Interior5. Fulmo GT Interior and system build cont'd6. Testing Methodology and Performance Results7. Acoustic Performance8. Closing Thoughts9. View All Pages

With the Fulmo GT completely unwrapped we can fully appreciate just how large this case is.  The Fulmo GT Full Tower stands just over 66cm or 26″ tall with the four wheels installed.  The design lines of the Fulmo GT are very clean and distinct, accented with 2 silver lines on each side which run the entire length of the front and top panels.

The left side panel has a very large cutout covered with a steel mesh grill.  Behind the grill there are 2 x 180mm Enermax Vegas fans installed with room for two additional 180mm fans.

The opposite side panel is solid with the exception of a 120mm fan mounting position.  Not many cases have this option but it allows for improved air flow behind the motherboard, useful for highly overclocked situations.  The front panel features a large honeycomb mesh grill that hides the front loaded 180mm Vegas fan.  It comes as no surprise that this panel is equipped with a dust filter as well. The 5.25″ bays all have easy to remove, metal mesh grills which also include dust filters.

The front edge of the top panel is loaded with 4 USB 3.0 ports, 2 audio jacks, an eSATA port, and the Power/Reset buttons and LED indicators. Directly behind them is the fan speed controller, the LED light power button and a hot-swap drive dock capable of hosting either 2.5″ or 3.5″ hard drives.  The remainder of the top panel is predominantly made up of a steel mesh grill, however no dust filter is included.

Looking at the bottom panel of the Fulmo GT there is a large cutout which is covered by a mesh grill for optimal airflow. There are four large plastic supports at the bottom which serve as feet to elevate the chassis off the floor. Enermax provide four wheels that can be added to the base which really simplifies the process of moving this monster. Simply remove the two feet at the rear of the case and attach the wheels with the screws found in the appropriate bag from the hardware kit.

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