Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 5 MCY-005P-KWN00 CPU Cabinet (Black)

What a case! It's big, heavy and super solid. Cable management is a breeze with this case and there's enough room for 8 HDDs. If you're spending big on your components, don't skimp on the case. This is a great choice.

Good design. Good for personnel build. All possibility for future expansion

I built my PC in December '16 inside this case. Maximus 8 Hero Alpha, i7 6700k, Vengeance LPX 3200 Mhz 32 GB DDR4, H100i v2, GTX 1080 FE, Samsung 950 Pro M.2 PCIE 256 GB and 850 EVO 1 TB.This is a good case for first time builders. Build quality is good, no rough edges, enough options available for storage and cooling, decent cable management options, practical design and ergonomic elements.Heads up - the EVGA Supernova 850 G2 power supply doesn't fit quite right in this case. I'm using one, but the 4 thumbscrews attaching the power supply bracket to the case are ever so slightly misaligned with their holes after the bracket is screwed on to the PSU. They still screw on but are a little crooked.The case is understated and has no RGB shenanigans going on. Decent case fans come with it (2 front and one rear), but these are the 3 pin variety. It has great air flow, especially if you remove the drive cages and optical drive bay like I did (not going to use an optical drive, mounted the 850 EVO on the bracket on the floor above the PSU.Pay attention to the product description - you cannot install a 280mm radiator to the top of the case, only to the front. The top of the case will take a 240mm rad, but watch for clashes if your motherboard of choice has a tall plastic shroud at the top.Most under-rated feature of the case - the carrying handles on the top. If you will be moving your case often, these are invaluable.Overall, if bling isn't your thing and you want a solid, stealthy, muted case that helps make an easy first build, the Mastercase 5 Pro fits the bill. Minus 1 star for the odd misalignment of the PSU bracket when used with an EVGA 850 G2.

Never has there been a more do-what-you-want-with-me cabinet than this. Sturdy solid foundation and that's exactly what CM gives you, if you love space, cable management, and want to experiment with some liquid cooling too. This beast is heavy but you'll see where your extra money went in when you have Rambo to protect your precious delicates. A definitive idea and ideology from CM to make it truly yours.

This case is absolutely fantastic. Full metal except the front panel and top dust filter. Building in this case was a breeze. So much space for cable management. Hdd bay and drive bay can be moved or completely removed. Since the side panel is acrylic it collect a bit dust. Easily removable dust filters on top, front and bottom. Got it in amazon in deal for 12500. Future proof case. U get 2 front intake and 1 one exhaust 140 mm fan which are non led.

It's a cool case with almost every thing removable to clear off the unnecessary clutter. Wire management is decent but not very good. The power supply and it's wires are hidden by a smoked black glass strip at the bottom of the glass panel. Note- You CANNOT ACCOMODATE a 280mm radiator (Corsair H110i) on the TOP of the case. You need to install it at the front. As a result you can't connect a internal disc drive.

Solid case for ATX, ITX, Mirc-ITX motherboard. Customization is great.

Outstanding case, gives a lot of room for creativity in how to build your unit.

PerformanceThe MasterCase Pro 5 is designed to over amazing performance and functionality, which it does. Not only is there a decent amount of cooling support, for both air and water, things like having all the drive bays be easily removable also aids in the performance it has to offer as a whole. The MasterCase Pro 5 comes with 3x pre-installed fans, 2 intake and 1 exhaust which will do a great job at keeping most, more standard systems well within acceptable temperatures. However, as mentioned, there is room for more fans and cooling if need be. Having the PSU cover/floor also allows for a better and smoother airflow throughout the case which, of course, will equate to better performance as well.DesignCooler Master did a great job with this case and it is evident that they spent a great deal of time on the drawing board when it came to designing the MasterCase series. The Pro 5 model, as we saw in today’s review, is jam packed with features and options that offer both functionality and a pleasing aesthetic. The case itself is highly customizable and what’s even better is the fact that most things can be taking out by undoing a couple of thumb screws. Small things, such as the removable piece of black plexiglass on the main side panel window are among some of the features that really help make the MasterCase Pro 5 stand out from the others.ValueThe Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 5 comes in at around £120 here in the UK which is a fairly decent price for all that is on offer. The MasterCase Pro 5 gives users a chance at having an amazing looking build with minimal effort. Or, if you like to customize and mod your case and builds, it is more than ready for you to add your own personal touch to it. For the price, you are getting a case that offers plenty of options and will have you feeling like you have just built your best PC yet, once you’ve built in it, you will wonder why you didn’t get one sooner!When all is said and done, the MasterCase Pro 5 offers everything we could want from a case of this size and price range without going overboard. It has plenty of features and customization options available and won’t let you down. Should you decide to purchase one, I don’t think you will be disappointed at all!Disclaimer: This product was sent to me from the manufacturer in return for an honest review.

Also zuerst einmal ein Lob an Amazon, die mir das Case schon in 1,5 Wochen der Weihnachtszeit geliefert hatten. Der Stress hat sich gelohnt.Nun Zum Produkt.Die erste Hürde war die Verpackung.Diese ist an sich ist ein Monster, aber besitzt massive harte Styroporhalterungen, die sehr solide aussehen.Laut meiner Beurteilung würde das Gehäuse sogar einn paar Missgeschicken locker ohne einen Kratzer entgehen, da das Produkt mehr als 5 cm von der Außenwand des Kartons entfernt ist.Zweitens: Das Design.Das Design dieses Gehäuses ist Zeitlos schön und wirkt sehr massiv. Ein kleines Feature ist, dass die 2 USB 3.0 Eingänge in Grau gehalten sind, was doch eher selten vorkommt und das Gehäuse vor stechender Farbe bewahrt. Die Qualität spricht hier für sich, man sieht einfach nichts unschönes. Wer nicht auf Mattschwarz steht, dem empfehle ich, dass er sich eine Sprühdose besorgt und das Gehäuse etwas aufpoliert. Dafür ist es ja unter anderem gedacht.Drittens: InnenlebenDas Innenleben selbst ist extrem geräumig, es passen noch größere Mainboards hinein, ich glaube sogar E-ATX.Laufwerkschächte sind gut durchdacht, die Slotblende lässt sich einfach entfernen und der DVD Brenner ist einfach installiert dank Clip FunktionDas einzige Manko ist hier, dass man für die erste Installation Schraubenzieher für die Daumenschrauben braucht, ist aber nicht schlimm für Bastler. Man braucht ebenfalls Schraubendreher um die kleinen Erhöhungsschrauben anzubringen, da dort kein Gewinde ist.Ansonsten gibt es einen HAUFEN Platz für Kabelmanagement, ich kannte soetwas nicht. Man sieht fast kein Kabel mehr.Zur Installation von 2 Gehäuselüftern, da ich noch 4 vom alten Gehäuse übrig hatte, war kinderleicht. Die Pro Version bietet noch 2 Lüfterplätze für oben, was ich genutzt habe.Fazit.Pro:+ Schönes und Zeitloses Design, sieht verdammt badass aus!+ sehr stabiler Stahl, habe gesehen, dass er einen Erwachsenen aushält^^+ Viel Platz im Innenraum, ATX/mATX/eATX+ hilft hervorragend gegen knisternde Festplatten (besitze leider eine)+ Optionale Wasserkühlung einbaubar mit 1 140/280mm Radiator oder 2 Lüfterplätze für 140 oder 120mm Lüfter+ Insgesamt 6 Gehäuselüfter verbaubar, mit Laufwerk 5+ Extrem solide Tragegriffe, das Plastik täuscht!+ Verbesserungsfähig, das neue MakerCase 5 ist auf dem Weg!! Standard --> Pro --> Maker+ Das neue Maker 5 sieht noch besser aus, besitzt eine Art Turbinen Look.Contra:- Etwas laut (Achtung:2 Lüfter laufen bei mir unter Volllast, besitze boxed Kühler)- Sauschwer, also wer auf Lan Partys will mit dem Teil, da ist Sense.(sowieso Schwachsinn)

このケースの最大のウリは、ミドルケースという枠組みなのに、１４０ｃｍ大型ファン搭載できます。恐る恐る購入しましたが、期待した以上に良かったためレビューします。「外観」印象としてはガタツキやきしみなどはなく、結構ケースだけでも重量があります。そのためか、上に前後２か所の取っ手がついていて持ち上げが可能です。そこを持つことにより、男性では一人でも運ぶことが可能となっています。Pro版に標準搭載のTopカバーが移動以外は魅せるデザインになっています。前面パネルはUSB３．０端子×２個、マイク、イヤホン端子、電源ボタン、リセットボタン、HDDアクセスランプ飽きの来なさそうなシンプルな色合い、デザインのため、長く使えそうです。表示ランプが小さな白色LEDのため、黒に合ってかっこいいのも特徴です。そして天井は１２ｃｍと１４ｃｍファンが搭載可能で、Pro仕様は水冷ラジエーターが設置できます。サイドパネルは、これもPro仕様に標準搭載ですが、クリアな窓がついた側面蓋となっています。本格水冷や自慢のパーツなどでメカニック部分を魅せることや、状態の確認に便利です。「電源」電源はケース下部に取り付け、その上に仕切りが施されて高級感があります。また、電源用のプレートが本体にあらかじめ装着されており、別途購入の電源に、本体付属のプレートを初めに装着してからスライドさせ本体に収納する構造となっていますので、電源ユニットの抜き差しもしやすくなっています。「ケースの中のHDDやSSD」ユニットごと取り出し可能な５インチベイ×２、３．５インチベイ×３、３．５インチベイ×２、その３．５インチベイ×２の下に２．５インチSSDが１か所、電源仕切りの上に２か所、基盤の取り付け板の裏側に２か所（！）、さらに追加で３．５インチベイ×２、もしくは×３取り付けユニットはオプションで購入可能「後面」後面には、ケーブル類を固定するプレートが付属しています。どういうときに便利かというと、周辺機器を取り付けた際、周辺機器の盗難防止、いたずら防止が可能です。兄弟の仲が良くない方や両親にコントローラーを盗まれそうな方はプレートに取り付ければ、外すのに時間と構造の知識が必要なため効果がありそうです。簡易水冷や本格水冷の方は確実にProをお勧めします。私はSkylakeCPU対応のCORSAIRのH110i GTX（１４０㎝ファン×２、２８０ｃｍラジエーター）を、Proに標準搭載の天井取り付けユニットに設置しています。内側から外側に向かって排気されるようにしているため、他のファンは切って使用しています（自己責任）ため、かなりの静音になっています。H110iGTXは、LEDの色でCPUの発熱状態を表示してくれるため、ケースの側面がクリア仕様なのも安心できます。ラジエーター搭載となると、ケースはフルタワー一択になりそうですが、ミドルケースという枠に、大型ファン付きラジエーターが搭載可能なことは、大変うれしいことですし、じゃあ拡張性が犠牲になっているのかと思われそうですが、あらゆる空間を有効活用し、上記の通りたくさんのHDD、SSDが搭載可能です（驚きました）。拡張性が良くてミドルケースだと排気が心配？って思われそうですが、底面、前面、後面、上部に吸排気口があり、そして１４０ｃｍ大型ファン搭載（静音に寄与）です。じゃあ死角のないPCケースだねってことです。また、このCoolerMasterというケースは前面パネルも含めて各パーツが単体で交換が可能な仕様になっているため、長く使用することが可能だと思います。

Je voulais changer mon boitier afin d'avoir un plus grand espace pour du nouveau matériel.Les plus :- Boitier modulable à souhait.- Beaucoup d'espace (pour un moyen tour) pour les grosses configurations.- De la place pour le cable management ( Tout est disposé pour en faire).- Un excellant flux d'air, avec la possibilité de monter 5 ventilateurs de 140 mm (6 sans la cage 5.25).- Le design et la qualité des matériaux utilisés.- La vitre est assez grande pour voir parfaitement à l'intérieurLes moins :- Le dessus du boitier s'enlève trop facilement à mon gout si je déplace la tour.

I’ve worked with a lot of cases over the years, and this is the only case I’ve ever bought twice. I’ll be honest, I have a case addiction and sooner or later I get bored of my case and refresh it with another. It’s going to take an astronomically good case to make me switch now.Is this the ideal case for you? That’s a much trickier prospect. This case is exceedingly easy to work with, it gets out of the way so you can just get your hardware in / out with minimum fuss. For example, all the major thumbscrews are ‘captured’ so you don’t have to worry about losing the screw – it stays with the component. The side panels are hinged at the bottom so you can literally leave the panels on hanging open on either side. The top is completely removable so that you can fit your AIO radiator to the bracket then just lower it in. No more faffing with the waterblock flopping over everywhere while you try and line up the fans and radiator with the screw holes. Not enough space to squeeze the radiator into the top of your current case because the motherboard’s VRM heatsink is in the way? No problems here – just drop the whole thing in from the top.All the dust filters are easy to just pull out with one action from outside the case. The front is one a hinge, the top you slide off and the PSU filter you slide out. The filter itself is harder to clean than other filters though, the dust really sticks into the grooves due to the design.So, what’s wrong with the case? Well, I’d like to have had a glass side panel instead of the plastic. There’s only 7 expansion slots which means you can’t put a double-slot card into the bottom slot in the motherboard. It’s niche, but somewhat a problem for me. The top area for the radiator in theory supports a few 280mm radiators… but really you only want to use 240mm instead. There’s also only 2 SSD trays included while there’s 4 slots. You must buy the additional trays from Coolermaster which I think is a bit of a cash grab.Ultimately though, I’m a massive fan of this case. It’s just so easy to work with and the finish is fantastic all-round. It could do with being slightly bigger, but for your average build I really can’t think of a better-balanced case. Other cases may be better in one or two areas, but this case is probably the best balance in all areas.