The Official Cooler Master Storm Trooper / Storm Stryker Club

How to Join..
POST A PICTURE OF YOUR STORM TROOPER AND

FILL OUT THE FORM FOR MEMBERSHIP
AND YOU ARE DONE.
STAY HONORABLE AND STRONG.

Member Roster..And LINKS to Pictures..

1. Brigadere General UZ....Founder
2. Colonel Rogue1266...Co-Founder / Massad Liason
3. Major General GoodInk.... BROTHERHOOD CMSSC DIVISION COMMANDER
4 . Captian DireLeon2010 ....Director of Intel
5. CTM Audi....First Offical Trooper and Senior Member
6. Captian H969 ......Scout Brother
7. LegendMask...AKA MAJOR INCREDIBLE
8 . Capt. remorseless
9 . Calado90 Sgt. at Arms..
10. Fuel110.... First Leiutent Technical Adviser
11 MAJOR SHADOW OF INTENT
12. Major DevilGuns MAJOR FANTASTIC
13. MSgt kot0005
14. Corp. tkerpj
15. MAGOR KPFORCE1
16. SGT. BlueBird
17. MSgt. Yutzybrian
18. 1st Lt. DrunkenLizard
19. Capt. skitzab1
20. LT. Doomas
20a. UPDATE FOR REMORSELESS UPDATE 2 for REMORSELESS
21. Colonel ViperWolf
22. TSgt Raging_clue
23. CMSgt. racerboy3801
24. Sgt. Master___Shake
25. Sgt. Kasaris
26. Capt. CrazyElf
27. Lt. PormTroooper
28. SSgt. leecheefotoL
29. MSGT kypron
30. Capt. BlitzkriegFC
31. 2nd. LT OJO
32. Sgt. johnnyw
33. Capt. Buttermilk
34. Capt. TheDesignated1
35. Capt. fatalrip
36. Colonel Boomstick68
37. Capt. Zan 30
38. MSGT. galbrecht71
39. COCHISE3... The Manual
40. CAPTAIN bdr33733
41. Civilian Logistics ModelersBrand LIGHTING PROFESSIONAL
42. Sgt. ledouague
43. GoodInk Liason CMSSC Leader
44. CAPTIAN Tommienator
45. LT. Warfare
46. CAPT. Flisker_new
47. SSGT Yananaz
48. CAPTIAN Klimaxx
49. Sgt. Chefman21
50. LT. Mraaz
51. TSGT. PhantomLlama
52. LT. IndyRocker
53. Capt. Gillen
54. Major UberGeek
55. Captain TonyV43 More Pictures
56. Lt. VasterKill
57. LT. Kzin
58. LT. THC Butterz
59. Dr. Bill Owen Case Foot Doctor
60. MSGT. JUICYNINJA
61. CAPTAIN neroneuk
62. CAPTAIN. SortOfGrim
63. CMSGT S3ason
64. CAPTIAN Bluezero5 2.03.0
65. SMSGT.Slavvik
66. Chief Hargardproductions
67. Step83
68. REAPER
69. Honorable Kimihisa Shirai
70. SSGT xinitialz
71. SSGT Bullionu
72. SSGT ozzman0830
73. LT Benben84
74. SSGT J0my
75. SSGT Haritos14
76. LT. Dhruvski
77. MSGT Blatsz32
78. LT. TonyV43
79. SGT Kahbrohn
80. SGT Killer7
81. CAPTAIN richstones
82, SSGT munross88
83. MSGT WivZ
84. MSGT SJOGGAN
85. LT. SOLOMEZ
86. CAPTAIN JUSTINJK
87. LT. CHAOZZZSG
88. LT BRADFSH
89. SGTGATES
90. LT. MORTYY
91. KORPORAL (CAPTAIN) KOOLAID
92. LT DARKSAMUS
93. LT ZENROCK
94. LT TSQUARED43
95. CAPT NEO 182
96. CAPT MRNISHI
97. CAPT OERFYDKN09
98. CAPT KIRILL
99. LT BONEHEAD69
100.LTSLK
101.LT SCHARNHORST
102.LT NEWBREVOLUTION
103.LT HighwayStar
104.LT ICECPU
105.LT NEZFF
106.CAPT HARITOS
107.LT. XTRMSLASH
108.LT. FAJIN
109.LT. RALPHYROO
110.CAPT. KILLBUZZJRAD
111.LT FINLANDIA

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TECHNICAL PAGE





Technical Post...

OFFICIAL STATS FROM CM ON FANS AND STOCK CONTROLLER ABILITIES.

CORSAIR H-100 HANDLE MOD FOR PUSH PULL OPERATION IN THE TROOPER.

CASE FEET DISCUSSION

WHEELZ

BENDING ACRYLIC SHEETING

ATX BOARD Sizes Explained

WE WANT YOUR IDEAS FOR WINDOW DESIGNS.

BEHIND THE MOTHERBOARD WIRING. SHOW US YOUR UGLIES

HOW TO DO A DUAL POWER SUPPLY AND WHAT YOU WILL NEED

HOW DO I POWER UP THE CONTROL PANEL

THE NEW COOLER MASTER WINDOW PANELS

ACYRILIC WINDOW / PERSPEX ETCHING AND BENDING BY SYRILLIAN AND JOLLYSWAGMAN

SSD AND INITIAL SET UP FOR BOOTABLE SSD SETUP

CUSTOM CORSAIR WATER COOLING TECHNIQUES

THREE WAYS TO CUT AND MOUNT YOU ACRLYIC WINDOW MOD

HOW TO WIRE FANS ON THE COOLER MASTER STORM TROOPER

LED LIGHTING STRIPS AND TECHNICS.

BASICS OF CASE FILTRATION AND DOWNFALLS OF TOO MUCH.

LIGHTING TUTORIAL VIDEOS BY MODELERSBRAND

BASICS ON FAN FILTERS AND AIR CURRENT

THE BEST FAN CONTOLLERS FOR THE TROOPER

PROJECT FERRARI MOD

PROJECT HP BLACKBIRD BUILD

This case is so Full of Surprises. there is even a Strut in the center of the Drive bay to hold the case together.. If you decide to change your fans to face front this strut has to be removed. Easy.. Small screw on each side and its over.


REMOVABLE PANELS AND REMOVABLE STRUT


The removable side panels that are for holding the Drive modules can be held down tightly with finger tight case screws but also with just a push.. There are very nice rubber stems that are made to hold them tight without needing to use any hardware.


























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COOLER MASTER STORM TROOPER CASE
SGC-5000-KKN1 Specifications

Material Case body: Steel;
Front bezel: Mesh and plastic
Expansion Slots 9 + 1
Dimensions 250 x 605.6 x 578.5mm / 9.8 x 23.8 x 22.8"Net weight13.7kg / 30.2 lbs
MB Type Micro ATX / ATX / XL-ATX
5.25" Drive Bay 9
3.5" Drive Bay 8 (converted from 5.25" bay by two 4-in-3 HDD cages)
2.5" Drive Bay 13 (8 converted from 5.25" bay by two 4-in-3 HDD cages)
Front I/O USB 3.0 x2,
USB 2.0 x2,
e-SATA x1,
Audio in/out
Cooling System 120mm x2 front, 200mm top, 140mm rear, 120mm x2 side (optional), 120mm x2 bottom (optional)
Max. Graphics Card Length 322mm / 12.7"
Max. CPU Cooler Height 186mm / 7.3"

Pictures of our Troopers




Calado90.













Gillen's Rig





Zan30's Triple Rad


DEVILGUNS Trooper

Top Troopers Mods

































ledouague's beautiful MILK Build.

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Looks cool

Oh my god! This case looks so good! The front panel is a little too crammed though :/

I think I'm going to stay in the CM: 'STORM' family.... Hey unimatrixzero.. Tell the old man I think I found a home for my New MB.... So when they release this 'BattleStar' 'Trooper'; my MB is moving in!!!!!! A 'Scout' & A 'Trooper'! "NICE"

EDIT: Here is our Club 'SIG'...

I wonder what its like for watercooling,hopefully good but looks air orientated.Still,looks nice though,liking the centre console.

anyone have the dimensions of this case compared to the scout? trying to find out how big/small it is.

Looks very interesting. What are it's cooling/fan capabilities?

Wonder what the list price for this case will be in USD?

Dedication Page

Story:Richard Marcinko
Richard "Dick" Marcinko (born November 21, 1940), is a retired Commander in the United States Navy and a former Navy SEAL. He was the first Commanding Officer of SEAL Team Six and Red Cell. After retiring from the Navy, he became an author, radio talk show host, military consultant, and motivational speaker.
A number of nicknames have been ascribed to Marcinko, including "Rogue Warrior", "Demo Dick", "Shark Man of the Delta" and "The Geek"


'United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group'
The United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group (NSWDG), commonly known as DEVGRU and informally by its former name SEAL Team Six (ST6),[1][2] is one of the United States' four secretive counter-terrorism and Special Mission Units (SMUs).
The vast majority of information about DEVGRU is highly classified, and details of its activities are not commented on by either the White House or the Department of Defense.[3] While DEVGRU is administratively supported by the Naval Special Warfare Command, it is operationally commanded by the Joint Special Operations Command. It is based at Training Support Center Hampton Roads, Virginia Beach, Virginia, known as FTC Dam Neck until 2004.



Marcinko was born in Lansford, Pennsylvania and is of Slovakian descent. After attending Admiral Farragut Academy in Toms River, New Jersey, Marcinko enlisted in the United States Navy in 1958. Later commissioned as an officer, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in international relations from the Naval Postgraduate School and a Master of Arts degree in political science from Auburn University.
Vietnam
On May 18, 1967, Marcinko led his men in an assault on Ilo-Ilo Island, where they killed a large number of Vietcong and destroyed six of their sampans.
Marcinko returned to Vietnam with SEAL Team 2 after a few months stateside as OIC of Eighth Platoon. During the Tet Offensive, Marcinko ordered his platoon to assist US Army Special Forces at Chau Doc. What began as an urban street battle turned into a rescue mission of American nurses trapped in the city's church and hospital.
After completing his second tour in Vietnam and a two-year stateside staff assignment, Marcinko was promoted to Lieutenant Commander and assigned as the Naval Attache to Cambodia in 1973. After serving in Cambodia for 18 months, Marcinko returned stateside and assumed command of SEAL Team Two.

'SEAL Team Six'
During the Iran Hostage Crisis in 1979, Marcinko was one of two Navy representatives for a Joint Chiefs of Staff task force known as the TAT (Terrorist Action Team). The purpose of the TAT was to develop a plan to free the American hostages held in Iran which culminated in Operation Eagle Claw. In the wake of the debacle, the Navy saw the need for a full-time dedicated Counter-Terrorist Team and tasked Marcinko with its design and development.
Marcinko was the first commanding officer of this new unit. At the time, the Navy had only two SEAL teams. Marcinko purportedly named the unit SEAL Team Six in order to confuse other nations, specifically the Soviet Union, into believing that the United States had three other SEAL teams that they were unaware of. He personally selected the unit's members from across the US Navy's Special Operations community, including a special counter-terrorist tactics section of SEAL Team Two, codenamed MOB-6. SEAL Team Six would be the Navy's premier counter-terrorist unit, like its Army counterpart Delta Force.[1][2] While typically a two-year command in the Navy at the time, Marcinko commanded SEAL Team Six for three years, from August 1980 to July 1983.

Red Cell
After relinquishing command of SEAL Team SIX, Marcinko was tasked by Vice Admiral James "Ace" Lyons, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, with the design of a unit to test the Navy's vulnerability to terrorism. This unit was the Naval Security Coordination Team OP-06D, unofficially named Red Cell.[3] In 1984, Marcinko hand-picked twelve men from SEAL Team Six and one from Marine Force Recon.
This team tested the security of naval bases, nuclear submarines, ships, civilian airports, and an American embassy. Under Marcinko's leadership, the team was able to infiltrate seemingly impenetrable, highly-secured bases, nuclear submarines, ships, and other purported "secure areas" such as Air Force One, and disappear without incident. These demonstrations showed that a vulnerable military resulted from the replacement of Marines and Air Force Security Police by contracted private security agencies often started by retired military personnel.
Marcinko has claimed, among other things, that Red Cell successfully captured nuclear devices from United States Navy facilities, and proved the viability of plans to:
penetrate and attack nuclear-powered submarines
destroy subs by using them as dirty bombs
capture launch codes for nuclear weapons aboard the subs by using mild torture techniques on personnel in charge of launch codes.
Former members of Red Cell, notably Steve Hartmann and Dennis Chalker, maintain that these exercises were a cover to move SPECWAR operators around the world for covert missions against real-world terrorists.
He retired from the Navy with thirty years of enlisted and commissioned service in 1988.

United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group
The United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group (NSWDG), commonly known as DEVGRU and informally by its former name SEAL Team Six (ST6), is one of the United States' four secretive counter-terrorism and Special Mission Units (SMUs).
The vast majority of information about DEVGRU is highly classified, and details of its activities are not commented on by either the White House or the Department of Defense. While DEVGRU is administratively supported by the Naval Special Warfare Command, it is operationally commanded by the Joint Special Operations Command. It is based at Training Support Center Hampton Roads, Virginia Beach, Virginia, known as FTC Dam Neck until 2004.

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Originally Posted by crossy82;14786420
I wonder what its like for watercooling,hopefully good but looks air orientated.Still,looks nice though,liking the centre console.

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Looks from the Video that I have been studying over and over that the Trooper is considerably taller than the Scout. So Water cooling on top and front is a definate possiblity with a little modding. There is a fan on that covers the Hard drive bays and is fed by the extrusion on the left Panel side. or Window side for lack of a better term. I think that this is going to follow the parameters that most of the CMSSC set out when they made their pitch for this case earlier in Jan- Feb of this year.
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Originally Posted by Papas;14786465
anyone have the dimensions of this case compared to the scout? trying to find out how big/small it is.

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The Storm Scout is a 19 by 19 square box. I believe that the front has been extended 2 inchs and top by 4 inchs but that is only a guess from studing the film of it. Diagrams and specs will be available as the month goes by. There is a rumor that one of the Top Modders in the country is working on this very case but He has not said anything about it in anyway so that is just rumor as well.

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Originally Posted by Siegfried262;14786536
Looks very interesting. What are it's cooling/fan capabilities?

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The only fans that I am sure of at this point is the white fan that covers the hard drive bays and the back exhaust 120 x 120 mm fan.. other fans would be complete speculation.

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Originally Posted by nickt1862;14787561
Wonder what the list price for this case will be in USD?

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Again I will speculate because my German is very rusty but I would say anything over 159.00 would be a deal breaker for this case but I would guess between 129.00 on sale and 169.00 top price. USD.

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Originally Posted by unimatrixzero;14793898

Again I will speculate because my German is very rusty but I would say anything over 159.00 would be a deal breaker for this case but I would guess between 129.00 on sale and 169.00 top price. USD.

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Thanks so much and please send my regards to your Dad.

HEAR THAT CM?? No more than $129.00 USD list price for this case!

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Originally Posted by Papas;14786465
anyone have the dimensions of this case compared to the scout? trying to find out how big/small it is.

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They are Introducing the CM Storm Trooper as a Full Tower Case so I would expect as much room as you need. More like the big Haf or the Cosmos.. But still no Official Pictures.

This case is going to appeal to watercoolers too. The front of the case will be able to house a 120x3 rad. Not just that, I'm sure there's space for a 120x2 rad up at the top of the case too. That's not too bad considering all of that could be done internally. Back to the good ol' stacker days CM has gone. I personally use a ATCS840 but I loathed the looks of the HAF series.

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Originally Posted by Onslaught2k3;14804167
This case is going to appeal to watercoolers too. The front of the case will be able to house a 120x3 rad. Not just that, I'm sure there's space for a 120x2 rad up at the top of the case too. That's not too bad considering all of that could be done internally. Back to the good ol' stacker days CM has gone. I personally use a ATCS840 but I loathed the looks of the HAF series.

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This is also my opinion too. I believe this will be the Big Scout.. And I love this case. Watercooling will be a very interesting Mod in this case and Very Possible.

now to make it White/Black, and pay lucas their license fee =)

I love the side 120 x 240 fans .. Great place for a dual radiator..

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Originally Posted by azianai;14823366
now to make it White/Black, and pay lucas their license fee =)

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Lol... You never know if they'll even keep the name "storm trooper". I was thinking they should change it to "storm recon" or something like that. Yet again, I honestly don't think CM's nomenclature is the reason why they're in business. This design they've used in the demo sample of the case isn't as rugged and banged up like their HAF series but doesn't go full-blown conservative like the ATCS840 chassis I fell in love with. I honestly give props to CM for maintaining the 9 expansion slot-style mobo tray they've kept with the HAF-X case. I also wonder if fans could be mounted behind the motherboard tray...

Also I'm curious to see if they'll whip in the 200mm beasts they've been doing lately. Only reason why I said "CM has gone back to the good ol' stacker days" is because those chassis just house a crap tonne of 120s. Should they decide to go that route it would be really easy to source and tack on rads without having to tear up the chassis just to do it.

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Originally Posted by Onslaught2k3;14827075
Lol... You never know if they'll even keep the name "storm trooper". I was thinking they should change it to "storm recon" or something like that. Yet again, I honestly don't think CM's nomenclature is the reason why they're in business. This design they've used in the demo sample of the case isn't as rugged and banged up like their HAF series but doesn't go full-blown conservative like the ATCS840 chassis I fell in love with. I honestly give props to CM for maintaining the 9 expansion slot-style mobo tray they've kept with the HAF-X case. I also wonder if fans could be mounted behind the motherboard tray...

Also I'm curious to see if they'll whip in the 200mm beasts they've been doing lately. Only reason

why I said "CM has gone back to the good ol' stacker days" is because those chassis just house a crap tonne of 120s. Should they decide to go that route it would be really easy to source and tack on rads without having to tear up the chassis just to do it.

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It looks like a larger version of the Storm Scout by the Side view. With 2 120s at the top. Two on the side and surely some in the front. If not it would be easy to mount at least 3 in the front. I can't wait to see a Mod for it. It is coming.

looks to me its going to run the same card size problems the scout has and having the card sit inside the drive bays is just

saying that it doesnt put me off wanting one

If you look, its actually an open hd cage nothing like the scout(which is good that it isnt like thr scout). This will be my next case(comming from a haf932

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Originally Posted by darkstar585;14833502
looks to me its going to run the same card size problems the scout has and having the card sit inside the drive bays is just

saying that it doesn't put me off wanting one

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IF they are calling this a Full Size case it must be bigger than the Scout. Also the Scout is 19 inch x 19 inches and this one is approximately 750 mm x 750 mm Judging from the 200 mm fans in the picture. so that would make the approximate total case size as 29 x 29 inches. That is a full 10 inches of room side and high more than the Scout.
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Originally Posted by Papas;14833830
If you look, its actually an open HDD cage nothing like the scout(which is good that it inst like the scout). This will be my next case(coming from a haf932

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I think that this is the case that will replace the Haf but that is just MHO.

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Originally Posted by unimatrixzero;14834249
IF they are calling this a Full Size case it must be bigger than the Scout. Also the Scout is 19 inch x 19 inches and this one is approximately 750 mm x 750 mm Judging from the 200 mm fans in the picture. so that would make the approximate total case size as 29 x 29 inches. That is a full 10 inches of room side and high more than the Scout.

I think that this is the case that will replace the Haf but that is just MHO.

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Looks to me like they took the scout and stretched it till it was the size of the haf lol