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hello everybody welcome to another video always let me see what your master has to offer they have to jump leads is that I'm really excited to share with you guys but first two states do fanfics thermaltake and pure master making our conflicts turn possible now let's go check now's the case all right so first let's start with a coup master SL 600 m SL stands for the silent series M stands for the maker series we're told they'll be maximum two hundred and twenty dollars so hopefully they can bring that down a little bit now that the evolve X is out at 199 and it will come out in early October this is actually the case that I'm super excited from coolermaster because of the exterior design it just has this futuristic paneling with aluminum frame on the exterior now they want your color feedback and whether or not they should stick with this like silver aluminum or they should go with something different like black black would look really boring I really like the silver one but potentially white is an option or potentially multicolored paneling I don't know let us know how you feel about the paneling color it's the size of a full Tower but I think it's likely taller because of the really high case feet because of new air flow direction so the cool elements on this one are include the i/o that illuminates with a wave so there is a sensor so as soon as you wave your hand over it it lights have the USB ports so in a dark environment that's actually pretty sweet it will also light up the power button and that's the only illumination that they will include despite having the coolermaster logo on front panel that will not be illuminated okay it's okay you can sneeze like just don't die the interior your motherboard layout the standard but the power supply has moved to the front and this allows them to place dual 200 millimeter fans which are included at the bottom of the case for that chimney airflow effect as the traditional power supply shroud is missing with this layout you can move the power supply up and down to potentially accommodate for longer graphics cards and exhaust from the top with a separate piece that can come off for additional exhaust that will stay on magnets and I really like this mesh pattern on here and the mid section we are told will include a coarser mesh for better exhaust and so with this layout you can do a 360 round up top in the bottom and notice the rear section of the case where the exhaust fan is usually located it is totally closed off to seal this area and allow for better static pressure of this top-to-bottom airflow the issue though is that not all CPU towers can be rotated on the standard mud would lay out to face up so that is something to take into account and you cannot rotate the motherboard for that 90 degree rotation I really like their approach with the vertical PCI brackets which come by default and this entire bracket can be turned 90 degrees for horizontal orientation so the vertical layout is better for the CPU temperatures because there is more space for air to reach to the top while horizontal is better for GPU temperatures and then cooler master recommends an all-in-one for your CPU if your graphics card is horizontal and one of the main advantages of this layout aside from the efficient air tunnels are noise levels since the back of the case is totally silent while the sound will escape from the top only and behind the motherboard tray we have a large cover near the front so that covers our power supply and cables they will are the smaller cover near at the bottom area so you could potentially leave that right side panel completely off and all your cables hidden too and this layout overall is not super efficient since with this large Tower we only have 4 HDD or SSD mounts for storage but the verticality does allow for better airflow I think this layout will serve very well for micro ATX or ITX systems when you can really compact the height of Tower yet still receive this lot of airflow from the bottom really hoping cluemaster might go that route alright so the second case is the cosmos C 700 M so the price point on this one is a little bit pricey side at 399 dollars which is $100 more versus the original which by the way check out our review always over here but they have improved a few things on the exterior for that slightly refined look plus the darker color scheme on the gray versus the original the i/o remains the same it just been slightly restructured the interior received an upgraded for the shroud and this new cosmos is part of the maker series so cool master wants you to feel like a modern when working inside the case so not everything is given to you on a platter in terms of cable management and the orientation and hardware support but you kind of have to go about your way trying to creatively think inside this enclosure but for the exterior we get a loo front and top paneling with some plastic pieces still buy the art colored so you can't even tell what they are I love this new cool ventilation pattern up top it's something different the iconic cosmos handles look awesome and the lighting game has been upgraded with a RGB strips of course running across all three sides from the top to the bottom under globe the front panel is removable without cables for that RGB lighting we have this four pin Tula's connection that's appreciated the curved glass is awesome but it's super tinted you can see it's reflecting everything around us and only reveals the interior if you're actually lighting the interior the rear side panel is still solid and this case will come with four 140 ml fans now the interior layout has changed a little bit because the power supply shroud now spends the full bottom side instead of splitting into the different panel like we saw with the original and they're really pushing the whole chimney airflow effect because the shroud is ventilated and you can install fans at the bottom for intake but the two weird elements on the new cosmos include a fully modular interior of motherboard tray so aside from having the option to invert the layout like we saw in the original you can now rotate it 90 degrees with the motherboard IO facing down now sure it opens up some doors for creative and unique builds but the motherboard IO is literally inaccessible if you want to plug in USB or audio now they might include adaptors for this orientation but it's really inconvenient if you want to simply plug in your mouse or speakers or something like that you literally cannot access that IO at least the rotation is not difficult on this frame and hopefully they'll include visual markers on the mounting joints now you also see this new GPU bracket that is vertical and has a little swivel action let us know if you like this design by separating one of your cards to a different part of the case it is quite different especially because you don't really compromise on airflow since you can have front intake to cool the GPU where is currently located and it can also be installed on the power supply shroud now the catch however with this panel is that the small bracket itself is included with the three $99 price point but the riser cable is not so if you want to go that route you'll have to buy the one which is $40 on top of the current price and for storage we have five hard drive caddies that come out where the GPU is currently located alongside forces these throughout the case and so the cosmos see 700 M is geared towards martyrs and individuals who don't mind the challenge of cable management since the backside is totally bare so good luck but I do like the upgraded shroud additional modularity on the motherboard tray as a concept despite not having access to the i/o and the exterior upgrades over the original but I'm personally more excited about the CL 600 M to really test that chimney effect because it's not a new system but I'm happy that it's making a return now all right guys so that's it for ku master cases make sure to check out this other relevant content I'm Dimitri and we'll see you in next video by the way this is not a dress