Review on 💨 ARGB Computer Case Cooler Master MB511 (MCB-B511D-KGNN-RGA): Enhance Your Cooling Performance by Micha Skolimowski ᠌

Excellent enclosure, however take in mind the PSU's idiotic design. AND SPECIFICALLY COOLERS — note the drawbacks. Certain benefits I agree with everything said before - great case, great airflow, even the colored illumination isn't irritating, and tough glass is standard. Superb input filters that are simple to vacuum, with the top one detachable and held in place by magnets—a very classy design. Pros below: One aspect, however, which includes a separate compartment below the PSU and a box with screws, is really bothersome. The system unit was obviously missing a video card when I bought the assembly in the store, so the assembler did not plan ahead and simply unplugged all of the power wires for the video card. And then it emerged that using cable management to add more cables from your pricey PSU is practically impossible! Due to a number of cables that are already attached, you can hardly get your fingers inside, but doing so requires skilled circus gymnasts. It is not possible to simply remove the PSU because it is difficult to pull it out with the wires attached. Take out the complete hard drive drawer, please. Likewise a hemorrhage. He struggled to deal as a result, however he managed to stick it. But, a video ate ahead and a new series with three power plugs are currently available. As a result, you may need to deconstruct portions of the interiors for something as straightforward as cable management. The box with the screws, however, could have simply been shifted 4-5 millimeters to avoid all of this! For your understanding, there is roughly the same amount of empty space from the box's edge to the front wall. It's quite another power button. or anything loud. It's challenging to fit. [] The coolers' first noise was annoying, although it was minimal and infrequent. He frequently attended games while wearing headphones, making it difficult for him to hear him. A few months later, the sound started to seriously strain; it already appeared to be an air flow resonance and vibration. I once paused in CP2077 and was surprised to feel this resonance when I entered the adjacent room. I initially considered using the CPU cooler, but no. The three basic coolers are actually rather subpar; they can either quiver at various speeds or start to rumble unpleasantly at half of the maximum speed! To remove this, I had to spend time manually adjusting them (screenshot attached). The issue is, in theory, practically resolved. nevertheless, how long? As if they stopped selling after another six months. It's also unclear whether they can be altered at all.