
CoolerMaster Master Case 5 series. A free form modular system that allows the user to adjust both the exterior and interior to suit their needs.
CoolerMaster MasterCase 5 and Pro 5 Review
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I don't see why they only allow you to install a 240 in the top. Seems a little limiting for such a big case.
What they needed to do was simple, to launch the case with more stuff, or even have the option to pre-order upcoming options.
I keep thinking of AMD releasing 3D models for the R9 Fury X face plate, which allowed people to mod it much easier. Cooler master needed to have done something similar to allow modders to do more faster.
The case itself is very nice, but it is overpriced and really needs more options to justify it.
To me it seems like they came up with a mindblowing design then remembered they were the company who came up with this.After all the videos they did of "We put a team of casemodders together and worked for months to create this revolutionary design of a modular case" I really expected a little more than "There's two versions cause you can pick between having a windowed sidepanel or not and having an unfinished roof or not".
If anything it seems less modular than a standard Corsair case. I mean a 750D has a choice of two front panels and you can stick a PSU replacement door on the front instead of a window. Plus if you want it to look totally different (rather than the same with half a roof) you can get a 760T.
And it's still just a riveted steel frame case, I fail to see the revolutionary part. It does look very pretty and well finished for a coolermaster, perhaps they should of just pushed it as a normal mid-range case.
Who am I kidding. I'm just jealous nobody flew me to Taiwan for no apparent reason other than to scrounge some business expenses.
JR