Review on Computer Case Cooler Master MB600L V2 (MB600L2-KNNN-S00) by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

I just purchased this wonder. In fact, Cooler Master's signature luxury aesthetic is on full display here. Compact for a mid-level building; cool design. Top-notch drinkware. It's the same sleek, basic design of the NZXT H500, down to the metal thickness. There's a faint hue to the glass. The front panel can be secured with 2X140mm or 3X120mm screws, while the top panel can be secured with 2X140mm or 2X120mm screws. I've noticed that the B/P and front panel air filters have pretty large perforations, so you'll need to clean them more frequently. Even though I frequently wiped the NZXT, dust still managed to find its way inside. I tried to install it with the fan facing upwards; the B/P case has a special perforation and the back of the case has holes for landing screws (so that air can enter from the inside), so we'll see how that goes and whether or not I end up writing a review. If you want to avoid disassembling the "mother" during the upgrade, you need immediately add full rubber pads for installation SSD and HDD, as the seats are positioned beneath the motherboard. The HDD is not making any noise because it is sitting on a plastic sled. And with the right "screws" in place, the case is surprisingly silent. I have two 140mm blowers and two 120mm blowers, both for use with Bee Quiet. I immediately took out the regular screw without even trying it out first. Since I found it for 3900 (a reasonable price), I would not pay more than that for it. However, I no longer believe that such prices exist.