Model : CSAZ-3000 — Extra large mainboards : XL-ATX,E-ATX — Dimensions (HxWxD) 640mmx260mmx610mm — Weight 15.5 KG
AZZA Fusion 3000
tested by pro-clockers
The major difference between the Fusion 3000 and Fusion 4000 is that ability to house an extra ITX system , something the 3000-model is lacking and the 4000 is a bit heigher, being a ATX Super Full Tower. The Fusion 3000 is is still large enough to house every mainboard you want.
Tool-less operation is also great when working with the AZZA offering. Installation of drives of any type is painless. And when it comes to drives the Fusion 3000 can house four 2.5″, six 3.5″ and four optical drives with no problems. And for the HDD’s there is no need to opening the case as they can be installed from the front side in.
Full sized cases are not for everyone but for those that are looking for a larger case maybe because you are using several video cards, a larger than ATX motherboard or planning to build a water-cooled rig this is a case worth looking at. AZZA designed the Fusion 3000 to be an ultimate gaming case and it fits it.
One thing to watch out for if using one of the Antec Kuhlers is to ensure that the fan is set up to exhaust the air out of the case. I made this mistake, thinking it wouldn’t make too much of a difference, but once I started gaming, things heated up inside the case quickly. Flipping the fan completely sorted the issue and the GPU saw a drop from 78C to just 54C, quite a difference.
