jbeck25691 said:hi I own this case as of yesterday got everything installed in it but have one problem I don't know how to set up the rbg for the strips on outside of case and underneath I see theres 2 3 pin connectors when I connect them only part of the rbg is coming on any help plz someoneCheck you have connected the controller correctly (p24 of Manual). We didn’t do any testing of the inverted or “chimney” layout cases due to time constraints, but again, let us know if that’s something you want.

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. For as long as I can remember, I've had love of all things tech, spurred on, in part, by a love of gaming. It sits on the sturdy tray and is secured with four screws, just like in any other chassis out there. 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. Once such feature is the ability to reconfigure the internal components from a standard or inverted layout to a chimney effect that rotates your components 90 degrees and vents heat out the top of the chassis instead of the back.

The iconic cast aluminium handlebars retain the updated flat look from the C700P and are worn just as proudly. It sits behind the metal cover instead of on top, which means you won't see the SSD once the bracket is back in place. A panoramic tempered glass side panel, with two curved edges, offer a wide view of the system build.

Alongside almost any other in-market PC case, it will stand out simply because it will dwarf them all. The latter is skilfully framed by two illuminated stripes with addressable RGB LEDs that extend from the lid, across the front to the floor on the sides of the chassis. Two large flat cast aluminum bars (that match the top of the chassis) with rubber pads keep the case almost an inch off the ground.The keyboard and mouse section (when selected), is positioned securely in a compartment underneath the computer. You need to remove a total of six screws: four from the bracket itself, and two more to remove the cover panel that we mentioned earlier, as it blocks access to the bracket screws. Despite this, they’ve resisted the urge to brand any part of the case: other than the overall design, the closest thing to a Cooler Master logo is the hexagonal start button.

The front panel matches the top with its stylish brushed aluminum cover mated to the plastic front panel.

degree result is one of the best GPU results we’ve seen, which is why there was so little improvement when the front panel was removed. Watercooling for the PC has been around for years in some form or another, for at least as long as Scan have been in business, with basic physics defining why you want to use it. Supporting both the aRGie-Bargie lighting and fans – via an internal hub – is the I/O panel, which has four fan control settings (50/75/100 percent and motherboard PWM control) and 12 RGB settings (seven static, four colour cycles, and motherboard aRGB control). The display of third-party trademarks and trade names on this site does not necessarily indicate any affiliation or the endorsement of PCMag. We have seen the 25th-anniversary edition, then the Cosmos C700P and today the C700M with that familiar look and feel.