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Cooler Master Releases H500P Mesh White
Introducing the H500P Striking-Good-Looks Mesh White. If you didn’t notice already, the H500P is equipped with two 200mm RGB fans that propel air into an all-white interior chassis. As expected from Cooler Master, the case ensures an easy to build experience with more than enough space and capacity.
Along with the launch of the H500P Mesh White we’ve updated the H500P as well. We listened to the community and adjusted the case to you wishes. The top and front panel are reinforced so they won’t come off so easily. Also, we have made it easier to install the PSU from the backside of the chassis, so you don’t have to remove the PSU shroud when installing the PSU. These changes have already been made silently in the H500P back in January.
The H500P Mesh White is not only white, this beauty also has a mesh front panel to optimize airflow for the enthusiasts who prefer air intake to the clear view off the two 200mm RGB fans. A PSU shroud, CPU cut out cover and additional cable covers you will take cable management to the next level. No more cable cluttering in sight. Two additional PCI slots at the rear enable you to show off one graphics card in the vertical position. All of this is seen through a light grey tinted tempered glass side panel, ideal for showcasing your build with (RGB) lighting. Liquid Cooling Ready – The MasterCase H500P Mesh White accommodates up to 360mm radiators on the top and front. The included RGB controller can be connected to the reset switch to manage the lighting of the two 200mm RGB fans. Also, the RGB Connector Splitter and 4 pin male to male adapters are included. The MasterCase H500P Mesh white will be available next week with the MRSVP of €159,99
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#5523675 Posted on: 02/27/2018 06:20 PM
Will never buy anything again with a 180/200 fan, no matter the brand.
they start to click after a year or 2, and no cleaning will fix it.
having the same issue a year after installing the new one, i replaced it with four 120 fans..
My HAF 922 had tow 200mm fans in it and they never made a peep.
looks like the bitching many reviewers made about the original H500P paid off.
Will never buy anything again with a 180/200 fan, no matter the brand.
they start to click after a year or 2, and no cleaning will fix it.
having the same issue a year after installing the new one, i replaced it with four 120 fans..
My HAF 922 had tow 200mm fans in it and they never made a peep.
looks like the bitching many reviewers made about the original H500P paid off.
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#5523678 Posted on: 02/27/2018 06:33 PM
just because yours are working, does that mean ALL 200mm fans from coolermaster on this planet HAVE to work properly, right? lol
so unless there is proof that they changed the bearing type/quality, im not buying it, or any case it comes with.
when i have the same fan repeatedly experiencing the same problem, especially one that i dont have with any other fan,
the only option is that its a design/hardware/go-cheap flaw.
doubt anyone would complain if they would use BB and up the price by a dollar...
just because yours are working, does that mean ALL 200mm fans from coolermaster on this planet HAVE to work properly, right? lol
so unless there is proof that they changed the bearing type/quality, im not buying it, or any case it comes with.
when i have the same fan repeatedly experiencing the same problem, especially one that i dont have with any other fan,
the only option is that its a design/hardware/go-cheap flaw.
doubt anyone would complain if they would use BB and up the price by a dollar...
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#5523690 Posted on: 02/27/2018 06:53 PM
just because yours are working, does that mean ALL 200mm fans from coolermaster on this planet HAVE to work properly, right? lol
so unless there is proof that they changed the bearing type/quality, im not buying it, or any case it comes with.
when i have the same fan repeatedly experiencing the same problem, especially one that i dont have with any other fan,
the only option is that its a design/hardware/go-cheap flaw.
doubt anyone would complain if they would use BB and up the price by a dollar...
So your experience caries more weight than mine gotcha.
BTW just because you haven't had a problem with a 120mm fan doesn't mean all 120mm fans are prefect.
just because yours are working, does that mean ALL 200mm fans from coolermaster on this planet HAVE to work properly, right? lol
so unless there is proof that they changed the bearing type/quality, im not buying it, or any case it comes with.
when i have the same fan repeatedly experiencing the same problem, especially one that i dont have with any other fan,
the only option is that its a design/hardware/go-cheap flaw.
doubt anyone would complain if they would use BB and up the price by a dollar...
So your experience caries more weight than mine gotcha.
BTW just because you haven't had a problem with a 120mm fan doesn't mean all 120mm fans are prefect.
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#5523780 Posted on: 02/27/2018 10:37 PM
Will never buy anything again with a 180/200 fan, no matter the brand.
they start to click after a year or 2, and no cleaning will fix it.
having the same issue a year after installing the new one, i replaced it with four 120 fans..
That was before Noctua introduced their 200mm fans.
All those other fans are utter cheap wobbly crap that is a miracle it spins up in the first place.
Modified my H500P myself with a mesh front and two Noctua 200mm PWM fans.. never been happier.
Will never buy anything again with a 180/200 fan, no matter the brand.
they start to click after a year or 2, and no cleaning will fix it.
having the same issue a year after installing the new one, i replaced it with four 120 fans..
That was before Noctua introduced their 200mm fans.
All those other fans are utter cheap wobbly crap that is a miracle it spins up in the first place.
Modified my H500P myself with a mesh front and two Noctua 200mm PWM fans.. never been happier.
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#5523784 Posted on: 02/27/2018 10:52 PM
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if a product fails, then to me, yes.
and so far, not one name brand fan i had (80/90/120/140mm), showed the same problem after a year or even 2.
and for the ones that made a clicking noise, it was right from the start ,and not because the bearing got dirty/old like with the coolermaster.
@
Loophole35
if a product fails, then to me, yes.
and so far, not one name brand fan i had (80/90/120/140mm), showed the same problem after a year or even 2.
and for the ones that made a clicking noise, it was right from the start ,and not because the bearing got dirty/old like with the coolermaster.
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#5523854 Posted on: 02/28/2018 04:17 AM
@
if a product fails, then to me, yes.
and so far, not one name brand fan i had (80/90/120/140mm), showed the same problem after a year or even 2.
and for the ones that made a clicking noise, it was right from the start ,and not because the bearing got dirty/old like with the coolermaster.
Every company has a product fail at some point.... I've had 60, 80, 92 and 120mm fans from several manufacturers start clicking after a year or 2. In the case of Antec, it's generally under a year... They either start clicking, whining, buzzing or just stop working entirely.
I avoid 200mm fan as well. Different reason from yours though. Of course, in this case, you could always replace the 2x200mm fans with 3x120/140mm fans.... If the case wasn't white, I'd consider using it for my next build....
@
Loophole35
if a product fails, then to me, yes.
and so far, not one name brand fan i had (80/90/120/140mm), showed the same problem after a year or even 2.
and for the ones that made a clicking noise, it was right from the start ,and not because the bearing got dirty/old like with the coolermaster.
Every company has a product fail at some point.... I've had 60, 80, 92 and 120mm fans from several manufacturers start clicking after a year or 2. In the case of Antec, it's generally under a year... They either start clicking, whining, buzzing or just stop working entirely.
I avoid 200mm fan as well. Different reason from yours though. Of course, in this case, you could always replace the 2x200mm fans with 3x120/140mm fans.... If the case wasn't white, I'd consider using it for my next build....
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#5524705 Posted on: 03/02/2018 02:19 PM
I have a Cooler Master HAF X V2 with the big 200m fan on the inside, had this case a long, long time now and the fan is still running perfectly silent.
I have a Cooler Master HAF X V2 with the big 200m fan on the inside, had this case a long, long time now and the fan is still running perfectly silent.
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#5524799 Posted on: 03/02/2018 05:59 PM
front or top mounted?
guess front, or it wouldn't have lasted that long.
front or top mounted?
guess front, or it wouldn't have lasted that long.
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#5525060 Posted on: 03/03/2018 05:27 PM
front or top mounted?
guess front, or it wouldn't have lasted that long.
My HAF 922 has one mounted front and one mounted top. They are about 8 years old now and have never made a sound (the case however will get a slight harmonic sound that goes away if you just touch the case. Stuck a old hockey puck on the top corner to act as a damper.)
front or top mounted?
guess front, or it wouldn't have lasted that long.
My HAF 922 has one mounted front and one mounted top. They are about 8 years old now and have never made a sound (the case however will get a slight harmonic sound that goes away if you just touch the case. Stuck a old hockey puck on the top corner to act as a damper.)
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#5525066 Posted on: 03/03/2018 06:26 PM
Everyone knows you can oil the bearings on most fans right? Pull sticker off back and then theres a rubber or hard plastic plug, pop the plug and put 1 drop of oil in, replace plug and good to go usually quiets them right up. Anyhow thought i would mention for those who don't know. I have come across some fans that dont have plug but not very many. Peace guys...........
Everyone knows you can oil the bearings on most fans right? Pull sticker off back and then theres a rubber or hard plastic plug, pop the plug and put 1 drop of oil in, replace plug and good to go usually quiets them right up. Anyhow thought i would mention for those who don't know. I have come across some fans that dont have plug but not very many. Peace guys...........
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#5525152 Posted on: 03/04/2018 04:15 AM
@Loophole35
that might explain it.
the ones having trouble are all 2015 or newer.
@spalshdown
doesnt work with all bearings, afaik only BBs.
those fans dont have them.
@Loophole35
that might explain it.
the ones having trouble are all 2015 or newer.
@spalshdown
doesnt work with all bearings, afaik only BBs.
those fans dont have them.
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Will never buy anything again with a 180/200 fan, no matter the brand.
they start to click after a year or 2, and no cleaning will fix it.
having the same issue a year after installing the new one, i replaced it with four 120 fans..