Description

• FreeForm Modular System

  The FreeForm Modular System of the MasterCase 5 lets you adjust the exterior structure and aesthetic via a range of replacement panels and doors. Each choice changes the look and feel of the case, but also the flexibility of the interior layout.

• Customize with external modularity

  Easily customize your case by adding a top cover and water bracket for a new look along with liquid cooling radiator support, freeing up space inside the case. And if you want to show off your system, a window side panel is also available.

• Adjust internal layout clip-and-click panel

  But this isn't just about aesthetics. Each decision opens exciting possibilities. Leveraging a unique clip-and-click panel, FreeForm lets users vertically adjust or entirely remove your optical disk drive (ODD) and HDD via sliding locks so intuitive you'll play with your configurations just for fun. Well, some people will. Just click-in the cages, and adjust the height to suit your needs. Position them at the top to allow room for up to three extra-long graphics cards, or retain only the bottom positioned cages to add a front-mounted radiator for even more cooling options.

• Slip-and-clip pockets

  The first Cooler Master case to incorporate two easy to install slip-and-clip solid-state drive pockets (2.5") with four easy mounting positions. Showcase them on the partition panel or hide them behind the motherboard tray for a cleaner look.

• Unmatched ventilation

  FreeForm enables the option to install three front-mounted 140mm fans and a 280mm radiator for unmatchable ventilation due to a unique facility to horizontally shift the bottom-mounted hard disk drives. There's also support for up to six 140mm fans through the case, unique for a mid-sized tower.

• Upgrade to meet your needs

  The internal and external modularity of the MasterCase 5 design allows it to be upgraded for multiple system setups like home servers, professional workstations, or even gaming rigs with advanced watercooling and up top three extra-long graphics cards. So whether it's an intensive rendering machine for 3D printing, VR development, high performance gaming, or even something totally unique and crazy, the MasterCase 5 has got you covered.

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