Akasa Venom Toxic Case Review

1. Introduction2. Akasa Venom Toxic Case (External)3. Akasa Venom Toxic Case (Internal)4. System Installation5. Akasa Venom Toxic Case (Super High Res Gallery)6. Testing Methodology & Performance Results7. Acoustic Performance8. Closing Thoughts9. View All Pages

Removing the side panel is easy, simply unlock two thumbscrews. The insides of the case are painted black, with yellow accenting to highlight the fan and expansion ports.

The other side panel is removed in the same way, by removing two thumbscrews. There is a large opening behind the motherboard section for easy removal and installation of backplate oriented CPU coolers. Akasa have included a handful of rubber mounted routing holes to neaten up a system build.

At the top of the case, are positions for installation of up to eight drives, these are locked in place with plastic sliding locks. There is a black coloured 220mm fan mounted at the front in an intake position.

Akasa have installed a large black coloured 230mm ‘Venom' fan at the top of the case, in an exhaust position. Underneath, is a supporting, yellow coloured 140mm fan, also in an exhaust position. We think the larger fan would have looked better in a matching yellow.

The bottom of the case includes a position for an optional fan. All intake areas are covered with dust filters to ensure the system remains as clean as possible.

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