Cooler Master MasterCase Reduction Technology Review

I bought this case for my latest build that needs lots of space and high airflow and it definitely delivers results. Looks like it's 50 pounds? When I fully assembled it, even after removing a few hard drive trays and stands, it still feels light at 80-90 pounds, and finding a table that actually supports it with headroom wasn't easy. The parts of this case can be very sharp so be careful not to cut yourself on the part like I did. I didn't get a chance to test USB-C as my motherboard doesn't…

Wow Cool Master right? Missing washers and screws for the motherboard? They are not that expensive. If you don't have the common sense or the courtesy to put them in your package, you could at least let people know the case won't come with them so people can plan accordingly, rather than another day or two on the to service screws that should be purchased separately or try to cut screws from other parts of the case? It's just unforgivable of you. This is enough not to recommend this case. Also,

Big heavy case. The side wall made of glass bothered me. It arrived with a glass side panel broken into many pieces. I asked Revane if there is a way to just get a new sidebar. Plastic would be great! Revane said NO, you have to send the whole suitcase back. I need a case NOW. I don't want to wait at least two weeks to build my computer. The case's replaceable glass panel will most likely break as well. The panel is mainly for looks, the case should also work without it. I contacted Cooler…

This is an odd device as there just isn't enough room for action. It says it has two front 5.25 bays, but you can't fit two because the front fans and screen forbid it. These mounting bars for adding a second 5.25 addon are not drilled correctly so you cannot install them together as shown in the instructions. I had to make big changes to add a second single bay fan controller. The instruction manual is the worst I have ever seen! This device does NOT like my ASUS Rampage V 10 series…

Amazing build quality I've had the flagship Cooler Master HAF-X case since its release in 2010. It's 2019 now and after I After upgrading my first gen i7 990x to the new i9 9900k, new motherboard, RAM and GPU, I decided it was time to upgrade the case as well. -2013, but $350 for a suitcase with no side windows in 2013 seemed like too much to me. Now many more cases are falling to the $300 mark due to inflation and so on. In addition, the cases currently have the best properties. I am stuck…