Personally I love the understated classy looks of this case, anyone can go super bling with a myriad of gamery RGB in your face cases but it’s really good to see both hardware and software for gamers and PC enthusiasts starting to compete with the likes of Apple or Razer for a minimalist and premium aesthetic. I would definitely consider buying one of these cases.
I think you stated exactly the use case for these cases. I like the design, silence is something important here and there are people still using dvd writers. I like it that there are clasic new cases in 2019
The option to replace the top mesh with a solid panel can be good for airflow. With a 240 size opening at the top a lot of the air from front fans can escape before even reaching any heatsinks.
That's always been my issue with exhaust fans at the top and side. Any air that goes through the case without getting in contact with components is wasted.
Looks like measuring noise with just decibels is kind of like measuring game performance with just average FPS. A lot of reviewers now include frametimes, maybe for noise some good mics and analysis across the audible frequency spectrum should become a thing?
Looks like the front is reasonably gapped, but with only one fan, I bet there is a fair bit of recirculation around the fan. maybe double front would be a better distribution of the included fans, even without replacing the rear one
I love the Silencio series. I got the older 352. Not a sleek as these new ones, but very silent with 3 BeQuiet SW3 fans and keeping my i7-4790 and GTX1070 nice and cool
I have noticed that the best way to get silent pc is with silent fans. No matter if case is meant for silence or airflow, if your pc has only noctua fans, it will be quiet.
was just about to comment the same thing. i really loved the way it looked, and it was quiet, but did not do well in the temps dept. with an OC'd fx-8320 and HD 7950
@@chrisr6950 this was a few years ago, but iirc, had a corsair H80 push/pull with noctua P12's, and cougar F12's for the other intake and exhaust. tried the radiator as exhaust, but worked better in the front. Just not enough overall airflow in the case, even with good fans. Loved the case though.
I like the look, it could have a bit more of personality though. Love the presence of the 5.25 bay which i really miss in newer cases, in my country that does have fractal design this is probably what i would buy, but i think they messed up with the temps the included fans and the sd card reader speed, i would love to see the s400 tested with two 120 on the front and two on the top as well.
Nice update to Silencio. Very pretty yet unassuming, professional looking. I have an original from 2012 and it still looks fresh but woeful air flow (lucky I don't overclock :-)). REALLY good to see Optical Drive is still an option - FRACTAL Define R6 take note!! New Silencio looks professional so may suit many that want it for that reason. I've had my eye taken recently by the Evolve X but no Optical Drive option pains me and has held me back, same with Farctal Define R6 - both exemplary cases withOUT OD option. A content creator and video editor needs OD. These new models should have had a cutout to show off the wonderful PSUs you can buy these days. I love to show mine off as much as my GPU or MoBo. Why companies like this and Fractal insist on hiding beautiful $500 PSU purchases under a damn shroud boggles the mind. You can hide the cables and still show off the body/name of the PSU - what the hell are these case makers thinking? Thanks fellow Aussie for this great 'red-eye' review! Cheers- Brian (Sydney Australia)
@@faycalassaad6066 Good to know I'm not alone Faycal :-) Sorry, I made a mistake BTW. The Fractal R6 does indeed have an Optical drive. I was thinking of the Evolve X and the Coolermaster SL600, another stunning case but no ODD option at all. Ya know, all I'm suggesting is that there's an option for ODD in these cases. The game boys can still specify without ODD if that's their bent and they want their water cooling. It shouldn't be rocket science for the case designers. I couldn't care how much they charge (within sane reason) but it is SOOO convenient having the internal SATA connected optical drive. Why the hell not, I say! Same with the shroud cover. Make it optional OR do it like the Evolve X where there's a clever cutout to show off that wonderous Seasonic Titanium Ultra GIGAWATT PSU thing you've just spent $500+ on. You should be able to show it off too, just as much as any damn GPU or water cooler! What's wrong with these case designers? Are they all teenage game junkies too?
I absolutely love these cases. A lil on the plain side, but everything else is there from cable management to card reader. I would build in either one.
What about the Little Devil PC-V10 with duel cooler probes to get the Threadripper down to -70 degrees below zero and comes in Black or White, only drawback with said cases is the weight of the cooling system+case
I like them. I'm not an rgb fan so seeing a steel side panel is great. Also glad to see an optical drive bay. agree on case needing usb 3 also think a usb3.1 would be nice.
Sound focused vs airflow is weird as GN has pointed out - with sound focused you have to turn the fans up to keep things cool while airflow focused you can turn them down lower because you can get air to the components more easily. I wanna see a hybrid case with sound dampening and a mesh front!!
I recently purchased a Cooler Master MB530P for 150 AUD. This is in preparation for the arrival of of Zen 2. I have never built a pc. My current PC was built by Umart and the ones before that I just bought off a mate. I'm already nervous about building it but I have a question: do you think it is foolish to pair a Ryzen 3600x with a x570? I don't want to wait on the b550s. The choice is between the x570s, x470, or even a b450.
CM STACKER 830 still a great case! Aluminium, mesh top, sides, and front. Removable reversible MB-trey, takes BTX, 4x120mm + 4x120/140mm fans. Show me a better one! Nice video!
It your going to test a case with cooling challenges, It would be really nice to see more configurations of fans tested. Like what if you add larger 140mm fans which the front and top supports? What if you add 3 front fans? Finding a working configuration would be helpful.
I like the design of the Silencio S600, especially the smaller sidepanels with lots of quality noise dampening material! But I really wish they would have released a larger version of this case with 140mm front and back fan support, lets say 3 cm wider, +2cm for the larger vents, +1cm for more space behind the motherboard tray for easier cable managment. Maybe slightly less metal upfront for more fan placement options and better airflow. Also keep the 5.25 drive bay but move it higher so the front upper intake fan could be in line with the cpu fan.
Sometimes better airflow and better cooling will result in lower fan speeds so lower noise. That’s why I prefer to have airflow as it’s probably quieter than having dampening.
If you want a silent system then you require a good airflow so put a proper side grill on the case through which the front-fans can suck in air. 140 mm fans with silent bearings (2 on the front and one on the back), a PSU with a good 140 mm with silent bearings, a graphics card with a good heatsink and good fans and indeed some foam for the high frequency pitches. It is not difficult, they should quit reinventing the wheel. This case of Coolermaster will work fine with low power hardware but that is not good enough for me, it should also be silent when you put in a 9900k/3950X and Radeon VII.
I'm thinking of maybe one of these for my rig, or the NR600. I'm just worried mostly about the NR600 being a pain in the neck to clean with a mesh front.
all these silent cases ever do is kill some of the high frequency noise, the high mass and property of the bitumen stickers also prevent low freq reverberations, so you don't get a boomy noise when the fans are running. Its maybe good to kill pump noises if you run water cooling, with very slow fans. But the fans and mechanical noises from the HDDs are almost not dampened, so these cases are useless anyway for most people and just run hot. just stick to a lot of fans running, on big heatsinks, at a low speed inside high airflow cases
I came here to see the spacing around a large GPU in the s400 case. My questions remain unanswered :(. Please give that more attention in future videos, thanks!
@@landgren9690 Not the same. Huge mess and disallowed in high rise gated communities. Taiwan doesn't have traditional houses with lawns and outdoor spaces where I can spraypaint something that big.
for some unknown reason Heaven benchmark will not install properly on my new SSD. Is there another free benchmark tool that will give a long stress test?
check his "how to clean in 2019" and "2018" videos (quick hint, remove the heatsink and use the brake cleaner and you should be able to restore the it to pristine condition)
I want the silent mode only for recording in the room. Otherwise I'll be gaming. Happy to change up the setup to be silent and open it up for gaming. Is that okay ?
@@Millie-um2bi There is no need to open it up. I'm running a 3700x and a 2080 Super inside this case and the CPU never goes higher than 65c when gaming (76c after 1 hour Resolve render) and my GPU is around 75-78c. I use 2x140mm intakes and 1 single 120mm exhaust with a Scythe Fuma 2. Dunno why people are complaining about cooling in this case honestly, maybe if you only use included fans?
The fans are trash , I know because I used 4 of them and had temperatures problems until I changed them with so.e cheap artic cooling fans and all is fine now
@J Fz i have a motherboard with a 12 faze power delivery and i had it cooled with a 240 rad hung out the window when it was -20 out side. the cpu was only getting to 30c when it was running cinabench.
ya this was just a fun experiment and it was only at 1.45v not like thats not a lot but not too bad for that speed. i run it daily at 4.1 or 4.2 at 1.375v
"Seelencio" my friend :) BTW those closed off cases are on the stupid side of things. They all should move air vertically from the bottom to the top instead. Facepalm.
Can you please make review on all cases on the market those have reversed so called vertical orienttion inside of them? With really better temp and airflow becauseof phisics laws.
I kinda feel this is a step backwards.Lets compare it to my CM MB500.I got mess grill infront which are a bonus specially with my front mounted radiator.Ok i don't have a dust filter infront which are a bummer.I got 3 rgb fans included.So i only had to add 2 fans to complete my set which i id with getting a cm rgb cooler.I think there new cases looks awesome but it's not made for high end pc parts.Yes my R5 2600 would work great in them but i won't go for anything higher than this an a 1660ti but that's just me.
The ODD slot looks like crap. Why do they still exist in 2019? Also the cheap filter at the bottom is unacceptable at this price point. The same filter can be found in $30 cases. The hard drive cage at the bottom is restricting psu size and cables coming out from psu, again a major flaw.
The hdd cage is adjustable/removable. The filter, yeah... i got nothing. the ODD slot, ugly sure, (not that you can see it with the door closed) but is the reason I bought this over a fractal or nzxt.
all the reviews slate the temperatures but don't have proper fan config its annoying, if i buy this case i would have 2 intake at the front, 1 exhaust at the back and 2 exhaust at the top. this is the case i want because its clean design and glass panel doesn't show the psu area. i want to see thermals with proper fan config. also no one does thermals with aio coolers or custom loops. no other case is designed as clean in the mATX category except for the h400 but the glass panel shows the psu area and i dont like the cable management thing they have in the front of the case. the enthoo evolv is ok but again has the full glass panel and even worse has a cutout in the psu cover.
I dont know a single person that would do a new build and not fill the case with noctuas or cougars. The thought of knocking a case because of its included fans (or lack there of) is incomprehensible to me.
You want a glass panel go with nr series.... what is this .let cooler master to know that is not silence when we are talking about more than 40 decibels .as about the price I would like not to say something about it (pricy for cooler master).
Gamers Nexus found that silent cases can actually be louder than more open cases because the fans have to spin so much faster to keep thermals in check
@@chrisr6950 Stock fans as they come with the case, 1 front intake, 1 rear exhaust. I tried adding another front intake and turning the psu 180 degrees so it's fan acts as an exhaust for the gpu right above it. The case just has very poor airflow.
Just get two 120 mm Noctua NF-S12b redux fans to the front and one of the same fan to the back. Problem solved. Awesome airflow, very silent, 6 years of warranty. Noctua. o/
I personally don't see the point of these cases. Fans aren't that noisy nowadays with PWM control and optional fan controllers. Even HDD's seem to be a bit quieter nowadays. I had an Arctic Cooling Silentium years ago, which was a great solid case and a very clean looking design but it was just a heater for the components.
that's why my Fractal Design case has been demoted to a backup role, it's 10 times better to have a fully meshed front case and therefore well cooled system if you want to have a silent system than using a "silent" case that will foce the computer to ramp up the fans because it's thermal throttling
silence cases always bad for performance builds... airflow cases sometimes even more silent since fans don't need to do work to move the air. i love silent gaming and recommend meshify s2
"silent" high performance cases aren't so much about blocking all the noise, but blocking the unwanted noise. My define r5 blocks all the annoying coil whine from my 970 and it's higher pitched fans, and all I hear is a low hum from the case fans set at a constant speed, which doesn't even change depending on load. The only annoying noise that still escapes is my hard drives spinning up on occasion. Plus, when I want high airflow I just open the door and it's basically a meshify.
For those prices they are not a good deal when there is plenty of competitive manufacturers out there that will have more features and a lower price. Honestly you should all compare deep cool matrexx 55 to this and ask yourself why you should pay $100 when a $45 tower has the same features.
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Personally I love the understated classy looks of this case, anyone can go super bling with a myriad of gamery RGB in your face cases but it’s really good to see both hardware and software for gamers and PC enthusiasts starting to compete with the likes of Apple or Razer for a minimalist and premium aesthetic. I would definitely consider buying one of these cases.
I think you stated exactly the use case for these cases. I like the design, silence is something important here and there are people still using dvd writers. I like it that there are clasic new cases in 2019
For a moment, I thought you are reviewing the Russian S400 air defense system
Alan Tan - not good enough price/performance 😂
lol
S400 mini version
Still a p/p deal lmao
I think he's planning to build one from scrapyard parts next week.
One of the best reviews I've seen. All tests done. Very Informative. Cool music. Epic edits. Best!
8:27 Tech you look really blazed , I want some of that Tech Yes Weed
The option to replace the top mesh with a solid panel can be good for airflow. With a 240 size opening at the top a lot of the air from front fans can escape before even reaching any heatsinks.
That's always been my issue with exhaust fans at the top and side. Any air that goes through the case without getting in contact with components is wasted.
Looks like measuring noise with just decibels is kind of like measuring game performance with just average FPS.
A lot of reviewers now include frametimes, maybe for noise some good mics and analysis across the audible frequency spectrum should become a thing?
I will look into this, yeah there is a lot more to noise than just the noise meters measurements.
This makes me happy, the silencio cases have been my go to for years. So happy they got an update.
Looks like the front is reasonably gapped, but with only one fan, I bet there is a fair bit of recirculation around the fan. maybe double front would be a better distribution of the included fans, even without replacing the rear one
Recently built a PC (2080 Super and 3700x) in this case and no heat issues at all. I have 2x140mm intakes and 1x120mm exhaust.
Found a dell xps 790 for $30 and a gtx 970 for $40 cant wait to build this pc all because of you!! Thanks man
awesome
I love the Silencio series. I got the older 352. Not a sleek as these new ones, but very silent with 3 BeQuiet SW3 fans and keeping my i7-4790 and GTX1070 nice and cool
I have noticed that the best way to get silent pc is with silent fans. No matter if case is meant for silence or airflow, if your pc has only noctua fans, it will be quiet.
In my country, cases relatively sell for cheaper prices. The silencio s600 is now selling on amazon for 48 usd.
i'm sure it's already been mentioned - but the s600 noise test graph still says s400
You deserve a like just for the thumbnail alone !!!
Do you think the s400 would work well for a 5900x with a 3080, but with more fans, and at 140mm instead?
The real question is, can they handle infernal Fermi GTX480?
My old silencio 550 with i5 3470 and rx570 build also very quiet but run like an oven... especially in the front of the case
was just about to comment the same thing. i really loved the way it looked, and it was quiet, but did not do well in the temps dept. with an OC'd fx-8320 and HD 7950
what fan config do you have
@@chrisr6950 this was a few years ago, but iirc, had a corsair H80 push/pull with noctua P12's, and cougar F12's for the other intake and exhaust. tried the radiator as exhaust, but worked better in the front. Just not enough overall airflow in the case, even with good fans. Loved the case though.
I like the look, it could have a bit more of personality though. Love the presence of the 5.25 bay which i really miss in newer cases, in my country that does have fractal design this is probably what i would buy, but i think they messed up with the temps the included fans and the sd card reader speed, i would love to see the s400 tested with two 120 on the front and two on the top as well.
Nice update to Silencio. Very pretty yet unassuming, professional looking. I have an original from 2012 and it still looks fresh but woeful air flow (lucky I don't overclock :-)). REALLY good to see Optical Drive is still an option - FRACTAL Define R6 take note!! New Silencio looks professional so may suit many that want it for that reason. I've had my eye taken recently by the Evolve X but no Optical Drive option pains me and has held me back, same with Farctal Define R6 - both exemplary cases withOUT OD option. A content creator and video editor needs OD. These new models should have had a cutout to show off the wonderful PSUs you can buy these days. I love to show mine off as much as my GPU or MoBo. Why companies like this and Fractal insist on hiding beautiful $500 PSU purchases under a damn shroud boggles the mind. You can hide the cables and still show off the body/name of the PSU - what the hell are these case makers thinking? Thanks fellow Aussie for this great 'red-eye' review! Cheers- Brian (Sydney Australia)
@@faycalassaad6066 Good to know I'm not alone Faycal :-) Sorry, I made a mistake BTW. The Fractal R6 does indeed have an Optical drive. I was thinking of the Evolve X and the Coolermaster SL600, another stunning case but no ODD option at all. Ya know, all I'm suggesting is that there's an option for ODD in these cases. The game boys can still specify without ODD if that's their bent and they want their water cooling. It shouldn't be rocket science for the case designers. I couldn't care how much they charge (within sane reason) but it is SOOO convenient having the internal SATA connected optical drive. Why the hell not, I say! Same with the shroud cover. Make it optional OR do it like the Evolve X where there's a clever cutout to show off that wonderous Seasonic Titanium Ultra GIGAWATT PSU thing you've just spent $500+ on. You should be able to show it off too, just as much as any damn GPU or water cooler! What's wrong with these case designers? Are they all teenage game junkies too?
The front on the S400 supports up to 280mm radiators, according to their website at least.
I absolutely love these cases. A lil on the plain side, but everything else is there from cable management to card reader. I would build in either one.
What about the Little Devil PC-V10 with duel cooler probes to get the Threadripper down to -70 degrees below zero and comes in Black or White, only drawback with said cases is the weight of the cooling system+case
I’ll be Tech Yes Watchin’ this video after I get some sleep 👌
Tech yes's intro song is a total banger.
I like them. I'm not an rgb fan so seeing a steel side panel is great. Also glad to see an optical drive bay. agree on case needing usb 3 also think a usb3.1 would be nice.
I had the NR600 which I swapped for an NR400 just today, and now I kinda want an S400 :D
egh, my sleepy eyes
I thought it was $400 and $600 review 😂
Same here.
Same
No meu país , esta belezura custa quase $ 600 mesmo =/
Sound focused vs airflow is weird as GN has pointed out - with sound focused you have to turn the fans up to keep things cool while airflow focused you can turn them down lower because you can get air to the components more easily. I wanna see a hybrid case with sound dampening and a mesh front!!
The thumbnail made my day!
I recently purchased a Cooler Master MB530P for 150 AUD. This is in preparation for the arrival of of Zen 2.
I have never built a pc. My current PC was built by Umart and the ones before that I just bought off a mate. I'm already nervous about building it but I have a question: do you think it is foolish to pair a Ryzen 3600x with a x570? I don't want to wait on the b550s. The choice is between the x570s, x470, or even a b450.
"Coolermaster released their NZXT series of cases this year."
Fixed that for you Brian :)
Haha lol
Also these cases are like 55 dollars in my country like whatdafrik
Edit: glass panel option
what case would you recommend for a home recording studio?
CM STACKER 830 still a great case! Aluminium, mesh top, sides, and front. Removable reversible MB-trey, takes BTX, 4x120mm + 4x120/140mm fans. Show me a better one! Nice video!
That is a seriously swank cooler!
Thank you so much for the Tests! :D
Bloody marvelous, as always!
It your going to test a case with cooling challenges, It would be really nice to see more configurations of fans tested. Like what if you add larger 140mm fans which the front and top supports? What if you add 3 front fans? Finding a working configuration would be helpful.
Kinda glad am sick so i can watch this video instead of going to school
Can you fit 3x 120mm on the front?
Always wondered what is the intro song? I really like it.
@@IJoeAceJRI thanks!
Do a thermal test comparison between this and the NR400 and nr600
That thermal paste application scared me, but other than that, nice video, lmao.
I like the design of the Silencio S600, especially the smaller sidepanels with lots of quality noise dampening material!
But I really wish they would have released a larger version of this case with 140mm front and back fan support, lets say 3 cm wider, +2cm for the larger vents, +1cm for more space behind the motherboard tray for easier cable managment. Maybe slightly less metal upfront for more fan placement options and better airflow. Also keep the 5.25 drive bay but move it higher so the front upper intake fan could be in line with the cpu fan.
Sometimes better airflow and better cooling will result in lower fan speeds so lower noise. That’s why I prefer to have airflow as it’s probably quieter than having dampening.
If you want a silent system then you require a good airflow so put a proper side grill on the case through which the front-fans can suck in air. 140 mm fans with silent bearings (2 on the front and one on the back), a PSU with a good 140 mm with silent bearings, a graphics card with a good heatsink and good fans and indeed some foam for the high frequency pitches. It is not difficult, they should quit reinventing the wheel. This case of Coolermaster will work fine with low power hardware but that is not good enough for me, it should also be silent when you put in a 9900k/3950X and Radeon VII.
I'm thinking of maybe one of these for my rig, or the NR600. I'm just worried mostly about the NR600 being a pain in the neck to clean with a mesh front.
Look at the Fractal define r6 (or r5 if you can find it for cheaper) the front mesh is removable, just throw it under some running water to clean it.
I still don’t know which of these models I would go for. The reason is that I’ve never found silent cases to truly be silent. Just my .02.
all these silent cases ever do is kill some of the high frequency noise, the high mass and property of the bitumen stickers also prevent low freq reverberations, so you don't get a boomy noise when the fans are running. Its maybe good to kill pump noises if you run water cooling, with very slow fans. But the fans and mechanical noises from the HDDs are almost not dampened, so these cases are useless anyway for most people and just run hot. just stick to a lot of fans running, on big heatsinks, at a low speed inside high airflow cases
Kuchen90000 This is the kind of case I am using now a days. Plenty of fans for good airflow. Thank you for your points. (:
I came here to see the spacing around a large GPU in the s400 case. My questions remain unanswered :(. Please give that more attention in future videos, thanks!
you should review the deepcool matrixx 55
S600 or thermaltake f31 suppressor?
I wish these cases were available in white. Case manufacturers, listen up! White is better with RGB lights. Change my mind!
Spraypaint it yourself. Quick and easy
@@landgren9690 Not the same. Huge mess and disallowed in high rise gated communities. Taiwan doesn't have traditional houses with lawns and outdoor spaces where I can spraypaint something that big.
for some unknown reason Heaven benchmark will not install properly on my new SSD. Is there another free benchmark tool that will give a long stress test?
Hello yes man, Can you make a video how to remove rust on gpu heatsink ? My gtx 970 almost 3 years. Got a little bit rust on the heatsink. Thanks!
check his "how to clean in 2019" and "2018" videos (quick hint, remove the heatsink and use the brake cleaner and you should be able to restore the it to pristine condition)
my dream is to see TechYesCity get 10 million subs before I die
1:56 "How much paste do you want?"
Yes Man: "Yes!"
That chip is the size of a dinner plate though
@@TechWithSean Yes!
I want the silent mode only for recording in the room. Otherwise I'll be gaming. Happy to change up the setup to be silent and open it up for gaming. Is that okay ?
This is my plan with the case too. If I'm going to be doing heavy gaming, I'll open it up. When I'm recording I'll go into silent mode
@@Millie-um2bi There is no need to open it up. I'm running a 3700x and a 2080 Super inside this case and the CPU never goes higher than 65c when gaming (76c after 1 hour Resolve render) and my GPU is around 75-78c. I use 2x140mm intakes and 1 single 120mm exhaust with a Scythe Fuma 2. Dunno why people are complaining about cooling in this case honestly, maybe if you only use included fans?
Got excited when I saw the 5.25" bay but sad when you said the Aussie version won't be coming with that option :(
These cases are unique!
The fans are trash , I know because I used 4 of them and had temperatures problems until I changed them with so.e cheap artic cooling fans and all is fine now
Why do case manufacturers cheapdown with the fans?
Best intro / theme music... what song is it??
I'd love to see the same build with temps/sound in an NZXT H500!
What do you guys think of a 4.7 ghz overclock on a Ryzen 5 2600x
I just love overclocking
@J Fz i have a motherboard with a 12 faze power delivery and i had it cooled with a 240 rad hung out the window when it was -20 out side. the cpu was only getting to 30c when it was running cinabench.
ya this was just a fun experiment and it was only at 1.45v not like thats not a lot but not too bad for that speed. i run it daily at 4.1 or 4.2 at 1.375v
@J Fz I already did this and it work fine the cup was at etc the whole time
"Seelencio" my friend :) BTW those closed off cases are on the stupid side of things. They all should move air vertically from the bottom to the top instead. Facepalm.
Great looking case, but the not-so-front io location wrecks it for me.
Can you please make review on all cases on the market those have reversed so called vertical orienttion inside of them? With really better temp and airflow becauseof phisics laws.
I kinda feel this is a step backwards.Lets compare it to my CM MB500.I got mess grill infront which are a bonus specially with my front mounted radiator.Ok i don't have a dust filter infront which are a bummer.I got 3 rgb fans included.So i only had to add 2 fans to complete my set which i id with getting a cm rgb cooler.I think there new cases looks awesome but it's not made for high end pc parts.Yes my R5 2600 would work great in them but i won't go for anything higher than this an a 1660ti but that's just me.
WTF YES man got kidnapped and forced to do this review at gunpoint??? (That's what I got from the thumbnail, haven't watched it yet xD)
What is that opening tune? You get an upvote every time just for that tune :)
The ODD slot looks like crap. Why do they still exist in 2019?
Also the cheap filter at the bottom is unacceptable at this price point. The same filter can be found in $30 cases.
The hard drive cage at the bottom is restricting psu size and cables coming out from psu, again a major flaw.
Coolermaster is junk these days.
@@springbok4015 I agree. All their cases, psus, fans and coolers are a mess.
Except the 212 cpu cooler, I would not buy anything from CM.
@@ares23dc Definitely. Their tower coolers are still good, just wouldn't buy their cases, fans or AIO's.
The hdd cage is adjustable/removable. The filter, yeah... i got nothing. the ODD slot, ugly sure, (not that you can see it with the door closed) but is the reason I bought this over a fractal or nzxt.
all the reviews slate the temperatures but don't have proper fan config its annoying, if i buy this case i would have 2 intake at the front, 1 exhaust at the back and 2 exhaust at the top. this is the case i want because its clean design and glass panel doesn't show the psu area. i want to see thermals with proper fan config. also no one does thermals with aio coolers or custom loops. no other case is designed as clean in the mATX category except for the h400 but the glass panel shows the psu area and i dont like the cable management thing they have in the front of the case. the enthoo evolv is ok but again has the full glass panel and even worse has a cutout in the psu cover.
7:17 My man on them trees heavy
Tone - well he’s not too far from Nimbin... 😂
I can't believe you put a Threadripper in this case.
i hope your dry spell clears up soon! cheers from fremantle
Why don't they just stick the sound dampening material to the structure , instead of the panels ?
I hope they add more fans for the same price !!!
I wonder if it stays silent with Vega 64 inside :)
I dont know a single person that would do a new build and not fill the case with noctuas or cougars. The thought of knocking a case because of its included fans (or lack there of) is incomprehensible to me.
You want a glass panel go with nr series.... what is this .let cooler master to know that is not silence when we are talking about more than 40 decibels .as about the price I would like not to say something about it (pricy for cooler master).
Basically a h500 from nzxt? I mean thats what these cases remind me of
Get rest,great video !!
Gamers Nexus found that silent cases can actually be louder than more open cases because the fans have to spin so much faster to keep thermals in check
I don't recommend these Silencio cases as they run hot, my Silencio 352 has been running with the side panel off since day one.
Thanks for sharing
what is your fan config?
@@chrisr6950 Stock fans as they come with the case, 1 front intake, 1 rear exhaust. I tried adding another front intake and turning the psu 180 degrees so it's fan acts as an exhaust for the gpu right above it. The case just has very poor airflow.
Just get two 120 mm Noctua NF-S12b redux fans to the front and one of the same fan to the back. Problem solved.
Awesome airflow, very silent, 6 years of warranty. Noctua.
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Yea, probably need 2 front, one top input and back out and top back out.
I personally don't see the point of these cases. Fans aren't that noisy nowadays with PWM control and optional fan controllers. Even HDD's seem to be a bit quieter nowadays. I had an Arctic Cooling Silentium years ago, which was a great solid case and a very clean looking design but it was just a heater for the components.
Wow. First in. I'm sure I'll be third or more by the time I finish typing and watching. Nice Threadripper!
2019 cases and they have 5-inch hole for CD-roms and other stuff... Too bad, Coolermaster.
Like the clean looks don't like the temperatures. At this price they must include 3 good fans.
5:13 nice vape rip bro
I really prefer the nr variants. I want to buy an nr400 for my Pentium machine(although I will upgrade it to an i5 soon.
"i am not stoned" ;)
that's why my Fractal Design case has been demoted to a backup role, it's 10 times better to have a fully meshed front case and therefore well cooled system if you want to have a silent system than using a "silent" case that will foce the computer to ramp up the fans because it's thermal throttling
im just off work and idk about you but i am definitely getting stoned
silence cases always bad for performance builds... airflow cases sometimes even more silent since fans don't need to do work to move the air. i love silent gaming and recommend meshify s2
"silent" high performance cases aren't so much about blocking all the noise, but blocking the unwanted noise. My define r5 blocks all the annoying coil whine from my 970 and it's higher pitched fans, and all I hear is a low hum from the case fans set at a constant speed, which doesn't even change depending on load. The only annoying noise that still escapes is my hard drives spinning up on occasion. Plus, when I want high airflow I just open the door and it's basically a meshify.
Too bad they didn’t make a case with the same idea but then leave a vent in the top uncovered and make the vents in the front bigger.
For those prices they are not a good deal when there is plenty of competitive manufacturers out there that will have more features and a lower price. Honestly you should all compare deep cool matrexx 55 to this and ask yourself why you should pay $100 when a $45 tower has the same features.
Not only will it be quieter, it'll also run like an oven
RGB makes temps go down 10 degrees....