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February 2018
(84%)
80 Tests
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Multiple internal covers to allow for an incredibly clean build, Two massive 200 mm fans in the front, RGB elements built into the fan, Expandable 4-pin RGB cable included, 3-to-1 fan cable included, Cool gray bag for a nifty unboxing experience, Excellen
3.5" drives require a lot of disassembling to reach, PSU bay equally hard to reach, RGB fans won't light up unless you have a 4-pin header on your motherboard or individual RGB controller, Out-of-the box hard-drive bay count a bit low for a case of this s
The Cooler Master Mastercase H500P carries a price tag of US$150 excl. taxes and €150 including levies. Multiple internal covers to allow for an incredibly clean build Two massive 200 mm fans in the front RGB elements built into the fan Expandable 4-pi...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-05-01, Autor: Leo , Testbericht von: kitguru.net
The new Mesh front panel flows air well, The pair of 200mm RGB fans look superb
Cable management holes are insufficient, Removing the glass side panel requires use of a screwdriver, Rear cable cover panel is too shallow to be useful, Connecting and managing the cables for the front fans is a trial
Cooler Master has updated the MasterCase H500P and it now works correctly. The original H500P was flawed and we advise anyone who bought that case to request a new Mesh front panel from Cooler Master. They will naturally wish to sell the Mesh panel to you...
If you shop around you can find the MasterCase H500P Mesh White for around £135, which puts it in a tough territory occupied by the likes of the excellent Fractal Design Define R6, Corsair Obsidian 500D, and others that do better than Cooler Master case i...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-02-26, Autor: Peter , Testbericht von: eteknix.com
Cooler Master aimed high with this one, and for the most part, they've pulled it off. With a few nips and tucks, I'd be throwing our Editors Choice at this. However, it's still a fantastic chassis that's sure to excite the gaming market, and well worthy o...
Looks formidable, Includes dual 200mm RGB fans, Tempered glass panel is lovely, Keeps cable clutter out of view, Scope for high-end liquid cooling, Vertical GPU mount has potential
No front-facing USB Type-C, Some features require optional extras, Plastic top and front feel flimsy
Cooler Master has expanded its range of MasterCase chassis by repurposing a similar underlying layout to fit various usage scenarios. The latest edition, dubbed the MasterCase H500P, is a spiritual refresh of HAF (High AirFlow) and sets itself apart by in...
Looks great, Two 200mm RGB fans deliver excellent air flow and lighting, Lots of nifty features in all departments, Nice and quiet
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On the whole, the H500P is an excellent case from Cooler Master. It brings the HAF series right into 2017, with tempered glass, RGB fans and even some modular elements about the case.Its looks and features are definitely its two strongest suits, with the...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-09-14, Autor: Ben , Testbericht von: aphnetworks.com
Installing all the components in a large case like the MasterCase H500 is a nice experience. It is always difficult to fit cables through small holes and to plug in tiny connectors with little room. For the most part, the MasterCase H500 creates an easy t...
Hitting on all of the good things about the MasterCase H500P is a long list, but here goes. The appearance is the first thing that strikes you, and why some may not like it, we find it very aesthetically pleasing. The mix of gunmetal grey with black, the...
Zusammenfassung: The courier has just been around, and you've got a fresh part of PC parts on your desk. A decent motherboard, some flashy RAM modules and the sweetest graphics card this side of a poorly timed reveal of newer and better hardware, all waiting to be joined...
