Review on 💨 Enhanced Airflow Mid-Tower ATX Case - Cooler Master MasterBox NR600 with Front Mesh Vent, Sleek Design, Tempered Glass Side Panel, and Integrated Headset Jack by Joe Bailey

This case is a joy to assemble. I have a new version of this case that has one side of the HDD rack attached with screws instead of rivets, so one side comes off easily (see my video). In my user guide, this case is listed as V2.0 2019-07. This turned out to be important for me as I have an old non-modular 750w PC PSU with Power & Cooling. It has a ridiculous amount of ports that cannot be removed. I was able to easily pack them by removing one side of the hard drive rack. Everything else can also be processed without any problems. I maximized the number of fans and installed 6 NoiseBlocker 120mm case fans and a 120mm Noctua fan for the CPU cooler. Airflow is amazing even with quiet 16dB fans. A full-size sheet of 8.5 x 11 printer paper sticks like a magnet to the front of the grid. For those who complain about installing a bottom 120mm fan in the front. You should not use standard fan screws. CoolerMaster provides special mounting hardware so you can install this fan from the front of the case instead. This is shown in section 7, fig. 2 instruction manuals. To be honest I would love if I could mount all the fans this way, it's a lot easier than traditional self tapping screws. There's also more than enough room to mount the legs on the USB RGB strips' legs if you don't want to buy RGB. fans. My motherboard doesn't have an RGB header and I wanted to save some money, which I did. Buy this case, there is nothing better at this price that has so much cooling capacity and is so easy to use.