Cooler Master has put a lot of work into their MasterCase series of chassis, and their “Make it Yours” ethos runs strong throughout the entire range. From modular components on the interior, such as HDD bays, PSU shrouds and cooling mounts, to swappable exterior panels, windows, I/O panels and more!
The Master Case Pro 3, a slightly smaller version of the Pro 5, sporting a very similar design in a friendlier form factor foMicro-ATXTX systems.
The MasterCase Pro 6 is very cool, with a flat front and top panel you would be fooled to thinking this chassis has no ventilation. It actually draws air from the sides of each panel, but give them a light pull and the top and front panels pop up a bit, giving your system even more airflow. This is great for balancing noise/cooling ratios when you’re gaming or just wanting some peace and quiet while working.
The star of the show is still their recently released Maker 5t, which we recently reviewed and may have been one of the best chassis we’ve seen in years!
Which one of these new chassis is your favourite?
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