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Hiper Osiris Mid-Tower Enclosure

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Our Rating: 87% | Manufacturer: Hiper

Hiper Osiris Mid-Tower Enclosure

 

Introduction

 

Founded in 2001, Hiper, also known as High Performance Group, has been making a name for themselves in the PC peripheral market. With a product line that includes power supplies, input devices, fans and enclosures. These folks pride themselves with the concept of not only creating a truly high performance product, but also in listening to the ideas and needs of their customer base. In today's marketplace, the concept of the customer being right seems to be falling by the wayside, so it is good to see somebody remember the idea.

 

Our topic of interest today will be one of their latest enclosure designs, the Osiris. Named after the ancient Egyptian god, the Osiris is an aluminum case with numerous features that the folks at Hiper think will make it a winner. To test this theory, we will install a system and see how well these features actually work, then look at cooling potential for a high-end system.

 

So, does the Hiper Osiris have what it takes to earn consideration for your upgrading dollars? Follow me as we find out.

 


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