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Gamescom 2018: Cooler Master Shows MasterCase SL600M
One more from Cooler Master? Why not. In a business booth they have been showing a new chassis that is still a prototype, it, however, should be available later this year. Not a gamers chassis, nope, an Aluminum chassis with dark tempered glass. This is all about style, and the SL600M oozes just that.
The MasterCase SL600M kicks off the “SL” series with its flagship. These cases are developed with very quiet operation in mind. Chimney-based heat regulation is an efficient way to blend together silent technology with gaming performance. The intake is positioned at the bottom, and the exhaust on the top. The use of aluminum was a design choice that enables the MasterCase SL600M to be a sophisticated workstation with the capability of being built for high-performance gaming.
Summary
- Silent housing
- Illumination of the connections by motion sensor
- Vertical Airflow: From bottom to top
- Aluminum panels
Features
- Quiet case
- Motion Detector: I / O ports light up when nearby
- Vertical airflow: from botto to top
- Aluminum panels
You probably noticed the motion detection thing, so it's like this. The USB ports at the front side will light up once you are close to them with your hands, so there's a motion detection sensor there.
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#5576171 Posted on: 08/21/2018 04:53 PM
A motion sensor for front usb ports? lol ... weird but it could be useful I guess. Nice to see that type C port.
A motion sensor for front usb ports? lol ... weird but it could be useful I guess. Nice to see that type C port.
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Not bad looking other than the chepo mesh. I am wondering why that mesh on top is there in the middle where the aluminum top sits. Seems like it would just collect dust and restrict airflow.