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Cooler Master has released the Masterbox 600. That’s the company’s first case to support motherboards with hidden connectors on the back. The cabinet comes in black and white and costs 115 euros.
Of Coolermaster Masterbox 600 is a mid-tower case with support for ITX, micro-ATX, ATX and e-ATX motherboards. The cabinet has a side panel made of tempered glass. What is striking about the case is that this is the first model from the manufacturer that supports hidden connector concepts such as ASUS’ Back to Future or MSI’s Project Zero motherboards, which Tweakers introduced last year after Computex wrote a background article about it. With such concepts, all cables from the motherboards and GPUs are concealed at the back, so that they appear to be cable-free. There are already multiple enclosures from other companies that support that concept.
The Masterbox 600 also has space for two 3.5″ HDDs and six 2.5″ SSDs. There is room for three 120mm or 140mm fans at the front and three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans at the top. There is also room for a 120mm fan at the back. There is room for multiple cooling radiators, from a maximum of 120mm at the rear to a maximum of 420mm at the front.
The CPU cooler in the housing may be a maximum of 170mm high and the GPU may be a maximum of 410mm long. The cabinet itself measures 474x230x481mm. The I/O panel has two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports and one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C port.
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