Test – Aerocool Aero 1000 |Specs | CPU | Hashrate

Hi everyone!

Back to Aerocool today with the test of a mid-range case of the brand, I named the Aero 1000! On the program an ATX chassis accompanied by 3 fans of 12cm, anti-dust filters as well as a double water-cooling radiator compatibility, in addition to having a certain modularity. The Aero 1000 is available for around 80 € in black or white, it is placed in a very competitive segment, let’s see if it can stand out from the crowd!

The Aero 1000 from Aerocool is therefore an ATX format case, compatible with of course micro-ATX or mini-ITX motherboards if the need arises, it is made of steel and plastic like all boxes from the market. The dimensions are rather classic with 50 cm of height for 49.1 cm of length and 21 cm of width, it is not one of the smallest but is rather compact, no excess here! The weight of 8.9 kg will ensure a stable product that in all likelihood will be strong, and that is all that is required of it. Compatibility side it can accommodate a cooler with a maximum height of 16.5 cm which should therefore not pose any particular concerns in the vast majority of cases, the graphics card as for it can reach 29 cm with the hard disk cage installed against 41 cm without the latter, which means that all the cards on the market will find its place.
The storage is clearly not neglected here with 2 dedicated 2.5 ″ slots, 5 3.5 / 2.5 ″ slots but also 2 5.25 ″ slots, which means that it is possible to load the beast well.
The cooling capacity here is very classic with 2 slots for 12/14 cm fans at the front, 2 of 12/14 cm above and 1 of 12 cm at the back, nothing out of the ordinary . What is interesting, however, is the original presence of 3 12 cm fans (2 at the front and 1 at the rear) which will be sufficient for almost all the configurations on the market. The fans are 12 cm from the brand rotating at a maximum speed of 1200 RPM for a theoretical sound volume of 26.5 dB, on paper they are therefore rather quiet, to see what that gives in practice!
The front connection is also very classic with 2 USB 3.0 connectors and 2 3.5 mm jack connectors, it is however a shame not to have in addition to that 2 USB 2.0 slots, given the proliferation of USB peripherals in the life of all days.
Offered at a price of 80 € it has for the moment everything that one can expect from a case of this range, let’s see it all more closely!

The cardboard could not be more classic, a design of the case is present as well as a listing of its main strengths, nothing out of the ordinary here.

Inside we find the case in its plastic bag sandwiched between 2 polystyrene molds, once again a classic.

Particular care has been taken with the bundle, the screws are in separate and labeled bags so that the user can navigate more easily. In addition to that of course the manual is present as well as some plastic cable ties but also rubber end caps to put on the front connector which will not be used.