Cooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh Airflow ATX Mid-Tower with Polygonal Mesh Front Panel, Crystalline Tempered Glass, E-ATX up to 10.5, Three 120mm ARGB Lighting Fans

Bon rapport qualité-prix, la vitre est bien conçue, que 2 vis en haut et la base repose simplement dans le bas du casing bien soutenue par une bordure.

NICE CABINATE

So the case is great, has plenty of space, and plenty of airflow. The only minor flaw that I saw in the design was when installing the graphics card, the space to fit a screwdriver is very narrow that it can be easy to strip the screw. Other than that its a really good case thatll keep your pc cool.

Aside from the thermals, I dont understand how this case is so highly reviewed. Some of my issues may be due to a bad unit, but others are just flat out design issues.

This case should cost way more than it does. Build quality is great and airflow is unmatched. The 3 included ARGB fans work great with Asus Aura Sync and come attached to a 3-1 splitter out of the box. The other plus besides killer airflow is the ease of cable management. Cooler Master really thought this one out, super happy with this!

There is plenty of space in this case and has more than enough air flow. The only reason this is a 4 star review is because the 3 included fans stopped lighting up after about 2 days of having the thing.

The chassis is reasonable good but the fans which come with it probably need to be replaced. The RGB controller is a nice touch - for those of you who like RGB. Cooling seams reasonable and building in the box is pretty easy with simple to remove and replace side panels.

Loved this thing at first. Looks great, came with 3 fans, was easy to build in... cable management cound be a bit bigger of an area but it works.

Buying a case for my new build was probably the hardest decision I had to make. There are so many great cases out there, especially at this price point. Ultimately, I went with the Cooler Master TD500 Mesh because it included 3 front intake ARGB fans but also because I really liked the look of it. It wasnt over the top but had enough visual flair to make it look rugged and stylish all at the same time. I love the tempered glass side-panel, and the mesh front looks fantastic while appearing to provide great airflow. It is also a breeze to remove dust from the front of the case. The underneath dust filter for the PSU leaves something to be desired however and is probably the worse thing about this case. It is very flimsy and annoying to work with. A magnetic dust cover would have been nice. An included ARGB and PWM fan hub would have been nice also as I ordered one separately from Cooler Master. It only cost me around 17 dollars though. Overall, a great case and I am glad I went with it. I would most definitely recommend it to anyone looking to build a quality PC but doesnt want to stretch their budget towards 150 or more. I paid this case around 110. I believe it should retail for around 100 dollars but I have seen it go for more online, even Amazon.

Not a lot of space for cable management