The idea is to inspire growth in builders across all levels—since the chassis is only as complex as builders need it to be, there will always be room to creatively experiment.

The maximum CPU cooler height of the case is 198 millimeters, and the maximum graphics card length is 490 millimeters. The front door pulls forward and lifts out, exposing the mesh front cover and double optical drive bay covers; you can leave the case like this if you prefer the extra airflow. Please note the above quotation is an indicative cost and actual monthly payments may vary by +/- 2p per month. The chassis once again has that distinctive Cosmos series feel, yet it was revamped on the inside and out with an addressable LED lighting system, integrated fan and LED controller and curved tempered glass with doors you can swing open from the front side.The two included brackets can each support a 420mm radiator, with the ability to mount fans and a radiator on either side of the bracket. The new flagship has a few upgrades over the original, but it retains the same basic look with pairs of big aluminum rails at the top and bottom and dual-curved side panels.

For layouts that don’t use the motherboard and PCIe cutouts in the back of the case, the back section can be replaced with an alternate plate. Prior to load testing, we collect idle temperature results for ten minutes to determine the unloaded cooling performance of a case's fans and air channels.The sheer size also makes it easy to build in, even though the storage setup is more work than it should be. All the cables we needed could be neatly bundled to the back of the motherboard tray without bulging the side panel out even slightly, and that’s with room left over inside the cavernous PSU shroud. The front door has been fitted with electronic contacts so that you can remove it (and the lights here) without fiddling with cables. PayPal Credit and PayPal Pay in 3 are trading names of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH.

We will still be reviewing the Cooler Master C700M on its practical merits as an enclosure, as always, but are also taking into consideration its status as a halo product -- that is, something from which features will be pulled to the low-end later. In fact, not only does this chassis have just about everything a person could want in a full tower chassis, it also offers special features that allow the end user to reconfigure the case at a later date for a completely new look.You can also unscrew and remove the internal GPU mount altogether if you just want it out of your way. The vertical GPU test also kept the CPU surprisingly cool, but we’ll discuss that test more in the GPU section. Scan Computers International Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no.

In that time, I've reviewed desktops, PC cases, and motherboards as a freelancer, while also producing deals content for the site and its sibling ExtremeTech.It should be noted that although the magnets do a great job holding the rear panel in place, the panel will pop off fairly easily if you attempt to use it as a handhold when lifting or moving the chassis. To the casual observer, the Cosmos C700M bears a striking resemblance to the Cosmos C700P but, upon closer inspection, you will notice an array of improvements both cosmetic and functional on this new chassis. The Cooler Master Cosmos C700M is a full tower computer case that is made from steel and tempered glass. It really feels cheap and out of place, and it gets in the way of removing the side panels too; as you lift them and pull them back out of their hinges (this mechanism is at least decent enough considering the panel size), you invariably knock the shroud out of place.