CoolerMaster MasterCase Pro 6 Review
Introduction
Ladies we give you the “New” CoolerMaster Master Case Pro 6. Â Why have we put new in Speechmarks? Â Well have a think about the comment on the home page that lead you to this review about it not being a glitch in the Matrix and maybe you’ll start to form an idea of where we’re headed with this. Â For those of you that don’t have Holmsian like powers of deduction we’ll make it simple for you. Â Although the case is new, in a way, sort of…The chassis has been around for quite a while now, 2 years in fact, and as such we feel it’s a bit of a stretch to call it a “New” case. Â Had it just been another variant of the “5” series, then fair enough, but we think calling it the Pro 6 could perhaps be a little misleading. Â the Pro3 was smaller and took up to M-ATX boards, so it stands to reason that the Pro 6 is bigger. Â Ok it might not take E-ATX, but it’s bigger year? Â It’ll take more kit inside and has much more room for water cooling and the like??? Good job we’re here to put the record straight. Â So is it any good? Â Well for the greater part we loved the 5 series, there were a few issues with it, but perhaps they’ve been rectified with the Pro 6. Â Best we have a look at the tech spec and find out.
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Technical SpecificationÂ
Dimensions | 548x235x544mm (HxWxD)Â |
Materials | Steel Chassis, Plastic Panels |
Weight | 11.74kg |
Motherboard Support | ATX, M-ATX, M-ITX |
Expansion Slots | 7 |
Front I/OÂ | 3xUSB3.0, Audio |
5.25″Â | 2 |
3.5″Â | 5Â |
2.5″Â | 2 (+5 shared with 3.5″)Â |
Air Cooling |
Front: Â 3×120/140mm (2x140mm installed))Â Roof: Â 2×120/140mm Rear: Â 1×120/140mm (1x140mm installed) |
Water Cooling |
Front: Â 240/280mm Roof: Â 240/280 (max 297mm length of rad) Rear: Â 120/140mm |
Max CPU cooler Height | 190mm |
Max GPU Length | 296mm (412 without HDD cage) |
Max PSU Length | 200mm |
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