AZZA Toledo 301 Gaming Chassis Review

Written by Andrew McMaster in Cases

azza toledo 301 Azza has made some great cases in the past like the Fantom 900 with it’s great thermal management and the Spartan 101 with its awesome external design and great features. Gamers certainly have appreciated what Azza has been making for them with cases like those. Well today we have a new case from Azza, the Toledo 301. What will gamers think about this chassis

Azza has tried to make it a budget case for gaming enthusiasts but did they have to sacrifice to make it the price your wallet will love? We invite you to discover more here.

Lets take a closer look to answer those questions for you.

Provided by: Azza

Price: $69.99 

Closer Look:

Specifications and Features:

Specifications:
Model Name: Toledo
Model Number: CSAZ-301
Type: ATX Mid Tower
Color: Black (exterior)/Black (interior)
Material: SECC Steel
With Side Panel Window: Np
With Power Supply: No
Motherboard Compatibility: ATX, Full ATX, Micro ATX
Expansion
External 5.25″ Drive Bay: 4
External 3.5″ Drive Bay: 1
Internal 2.5″ Drive Bay: 3+2 x 2.5″SSD, HDD Drive Bays
Internal 3.5″ Drive Bay: 4
Expansion: 7
Front Ports
Front Ports 2 x USB, Audio, Mic
Cooling System
250mm Fan: 1x250mm Blue LED fan on the side
120mm Fan: 1x120mm Blue LED fan in front, 1x120mm Black fan in rear
Physical Spec
Dimensions (H x W x D): 19.5″ x 9.1″ x 20.1″ (495mm x 231mm x 510mm)
Feature:

Ultimate Cooling System:
Total support 6 Fans

 1x250mm Blue LED fan on the side for air intake for VGA card and CPU 
1x120mm Blue LED fan in front for air intake for the HDD 
1x 120mm black fan in rear for hot air exhaustion 
2x120mm fan on top (optional) to exhaust hot air 
Support Water Cooling support water cooling radiator up to size 240mm
Support Longest VGA card support up to 340mm (ATI 5970) VGA card
Bottom Mount Power Supply: Power Supply located on the bottom, two ways to install power supply; providing more efficient airflow
Cable Management: Cable is hidden behind the pre-drilled motherboard tray; better cable management and better air flow
Maximum Compatibility: Compatible with ATX, Micro ATX and all kinds of Nvidia, ATI long graphic card up to 340mm, and all kinds of water cooling system; support radiator up to size 240mm
Easy installation of CPU Cooler A pre-cut hole for an easy installation of CPU cooler, eliminating the need to remove the motherboard
Screwless design for HDD 4x Easy Screwless HDD trays and 90 degree turn for HD cage for easy installation of HD, support 3+2 x HD holders for 2.5″ SSD and H

Conclusion:

The Azza Toledo I found to be a awesome case. When they said that they wanted a budget case for gamers they meant it, with the copious amounts of bay space, giant cooling fans and the nice cable management they are certainly giving you your monies worth. There was also a lot of space so you can fit pretty much any sized card in, like the Radeon HD 5970. What about the exterior design in terms of aesthetics? Well I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder so I can only say that I for one like it but I also think that most people would say the same. Instead of the traditional smooth panels the top and front of the chassis have these groove patterns that might have other wise just been a curve. Then on the side is a giant 250mm fan that you can point to and laugh maniacally about. If I was to say any bad about this case it would only be that there was no USB 3.0 included but that could be easily overlooked by its other great features and the fact that it is only 69.99!

Would I recommend this product, absolutely! This is one great case for gamers on a budget and I would definitely say so to my gamers friends.

Pros:

  • Plenty of drive bays
  • low price
  • able to fit large graphics cards
  • good cooling features
  • cable management
  • nice looking exterior

Cons:

  •  No USB 3.0

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