🔇 Cooler Master Silencio S600 ATX Mid-Tower: Enhanced Sound-Dampening, Reversible Front Panel, SD Card Reader, and 2x 120mm PWM Silencio FP Fans Review

Contradictory feelings. the declared characteristics are not very achievable. the good old 3Q case was even better in terms of noise than this Silent. Has some pros: Stylish, beautiful Convenient assembly and disassembly solutions Its cons: 1) Fans that are standard - immediately for replacement . monotonous noise . 2) an unsuccessful solution for the basket for screws (which is from below and the PSU) - I did not understand how to assemble it correctly 3) wires from the PSU - wire for the CPU…

I initially decided between this case and the S400 (mATX) case. I'm glad I ended up going for a bigger case even though I only had to install mATX. The two included 120mm fans are very quiet. Air flow is good. I would rate the access as normal or a bit cramped, with the mATX board. With a full ATX board I would expect it to be difficult to connect the power cables or the pins on the bottom of the board. Many discs have holders. It has 4 3.5 mounts, 5 more 2.5 mounts, as well as an external 5.25

Honestly I like the case. But in the first week, the USB ports on the top of the case failed. These are easy-to-reach ports for headphones, memory cards, GoPros, etc. I requested a replacement I/O board for the case and was told they were not ordered and then my service request was marked as resolved. Buyers be careful. When it works all is well, but when it doesn't work there is little to no support!

Judging by the photos I assumed this case had the appearance of brushed steel although it is very dark but make no mistake it is black. Satin black steel. The ventilation isn't great, the front 140mm vents make the bottom fan semi useless as you're directing the intake air to the solid side of your PSU, which isn't good. Based on a full tower this should be small, but I don't like the way some of the cable routing has to be routed, and the SSD mounting solution, while ingenious, is pointless…

The cabinet is quiet and dissipates heat well. It's not a gaming rig, but I put an RX570 graphics card in it, as well as a 4TB mechanical drive. The sound is minimal and does not cause any problems when we are in the TV room while watching movies. My only downside is the size of the case, it seems a little big but other than that it's great and I would recommend it to other builders.

The documentation consists of a series of small, almost unreadable pictures with no words. (You can download it from coolermaster.com and see for yourself.) The customer support hotline is a recorded "call you back later" message. The internal layout requires that the power cables run from the bottom bay (holding PS and HDD) to the top bay (holding motherboard, graphics card, etc.). The standard power cords for the modular PS (I used Seasonic) were about 4 inches shorter to get to my…

Despite its solid construction, this case has a few quirky design options that detract from its usefulness. Installing SSD drives is a nightmare as they have to be installed before anything else and are difficult to replace and the location of the HDD cage makes adding drives so inconvenient that you will probably only use one bay. PSU placement is also inconvenient, cables are limited by the drive bay and are very difficult to add or replace with modular PSUs. Keep in mind that claims that the

I think that in terms of the quality of workmanship / layout, you can find something a little better for the same money, but the design of this case bribed the design. Pros: Minimalist design. Basically a black box. Sufficiently convenient cable management Dust filters, two top cover options The included fans are quite quiet. Fastener set Some cons: The outer wall of the PSU compartment is thinner than the other walls. It folds when pressed with a finger. The noise isolation of the case is…

I expected more: I used to have Silencio 551, it has a better design (both external and functional), and the workmanship is generally better. Here, small details show that they saved. Yes, and I personally like the mirror cover of the 551st model more. Sound through the front panel is better not to connect, it's terrible. But there is enough room for a tower like Deepcool Redhat. To replace the PSU, now you have to remove both walls, the 551 was better.

Why write pictures on the market, look (I have a black color) I recently did a test on the system (like the 3DMark program is called a 20-minute test), and at the same time look at the temperatures - the result of the video (Msi 2060) is 73 degrees, the processor (ryzen 5600x is true under the depcool AK400 tower) 49 degrees. Unfortunately I didn't save the pictures. P / S /: I'm not an expert on computers and all sorts of test programs, if someone tells me how to test the temperature, I'll be…