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🖥️ Revolutionize your PC Build with MasterCase Mid Tower FreeForm Modular System Review

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Details

BrandCooler Master
ColorMasterCase 5
MaterialSECC, Plastic
Cooling MethodWater
Motherboard CompatabilityATX
Power Supply Mounting TypeBottom Mount
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Description of 🖥️ Revolutionize your PC Build with MasterCase Mid Tower FreeForm Modular System

FreeForm Modular System gives unparalleled flexibility to upgrade case via the addition of top panels or an expanded door, adjusting aesthetics and opening options to alter and augment interior configurations in the process. FreeForm enables you to vertically adjust or entirely remove drive cages via an intuitive clip-and-click panel, opening unparalleled flexibility to integrate replacement accessories like fans, water cooling reservoirs or even extra-long graphics cards. FreeForm gives you the option to install three front-mounted 140mm fans and a 280mm radiator for unmatchable ventilation due to a unique facility to horizontally shift the bottom-mounted HDD drives. FreeForm allows up to six 140mm fans through the case, as well as a top 240mm radiator when expanded via addition of top panels. Built for performance - Supports up to three dual-slot extra-long graphics cards, including 13.5-inch cards.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Choose the Pro version, the basic version is not very good

I got the chance to try the MasterCase 5 at PAX Prime in Seattle and was very pleased with the build quality and design. I highly recommend skipping the base model and upgrading to Pro because .well. There's no point going for the base model if you don't have the budget. But even then, you'll probably buy a different case. Some of the things I noticed at the event are not reflected in the company description: - The case is VERY STRONG - When the doors slide out they don't fall, they actually…

Pros
  • Designed for performance - supports up to three extra long dual slot graphics cards, including 13.5 inch cards.
Cons
  • Negative Gift

Revainrating 4 out of 5

CoolerMaster Case: External Components

I love this utility case. I'm not the biggest fan of the way the side panels are attached to the back with two thumbscrews on each side. Thumbscrews are fine, but the way this case was designed to support this feature isn't the best in my opinion.

Pros
  • FreeForm gives you the option to install three 140mm fans in the front and one 280mm radiator for excellent ventilation thanks to the unique horizontal offset of the bottom hard drive.
Cons
  • Empty

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I'm a fan! - Computer Case

I really like this case, although I found the front I/O panel was missing. Two more USB ports and maybe an SD card reader would make this case perfect. I hope Cooler Master releases a module that has what I'm looking for.

Pros
  • The FreeForm modular system offers unprecedented flexibility for case upgrades by adding top panels or an extended door, customizable appearance and opening options to change and expand internal configurations during the process.
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I like the modular structure.

I like the modular structure. I added 3 120mm LED fans and they look great. Great airflow inside the case, everything stays nice and cool. Working inside is a pleasure. This is a heavy suitcase so the handles are on top xD.

Pros
  • FreeForm allows you to vertically adjust or completely remove drive bays with an intuitive snap-on panel, opening up unprecedented flexibility to integrate interchangeable accessories such as fans, water cooling tanks, or even extra-long graphics cards.
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 5 out of 5

This is a pretty sick case with a nicely sculpted FreeForm

This is a pretty sick case with a nice open airflow and modular design. However, it is not a super module. There's not much that sets it apart from other mid-towers, but that doesn't in the least take away from the amazing build quality, airflow, and stunning, albeit subjectively, design. I would recommend this case to anyone looking for a case and don't want to pay more than $150.

Pros
  • that allows up to six 140mm fans to fit inside the case, as well as a 240mm top radiator when expanded by adding top plates.
Cons
  • confusing