Cooler Master Silencio S600 ATX Mid-Tower, Sound-Dampened Steel Side Panel, Reversible Front Panel, SD Card Reader, and 2x 120mm PWM Silencio FP Fans
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Style: ATX Mid-Tower
Features
- Sound dampening material sound dampening material for optimal noise reduction (front, both side panels and top)
- Removable sound dampening cover The top cover panel can be removed to increased ventilation when need
- Reversible, steel front door a reversible mounting system allows the door to open from either side of the case
- Silence fans silence FP 120mm PWM (8001400 RPM) fans for a whisper-quiet performance and rubber padding to reduce noise vibration
- Sd card reader/ Headset jack the I/O panel features an SD card reader and single 4 pole headset jack for simultaneous Audio and microphone capabilities
Description
The Silencio is a silent case that makes no compromises in thermal performance. Sound dampening material surrounds the system Build, rubber padding cushions all included fans, and a removable cover shields noise that escapes from the top panel. For Optimal noise reduction, The steel side panel features sound dampening material. For demanding systems, The top panel’s sound dampening cover can be removed for increased ventilation. Paired with the front panel’s ventilation, directionally taking in air through the mesh, silence can be accomplished without sacrifice. The subtle ventilation takes in air from three sides of the sound-dampened front door, with the mesh filter aimed toward the bottom for an efficient intake of air.
Brand: Cooler Master
Motherboard Compatability: ATX
Case Type: Mid Tower
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Model Name: MCS-S600-KN5N-S00
Fan Size: 120 Millimeters
Item Weight: 18.6 Pounds
Supported Motherboard: ATX
Case Type: Mid Tower
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Fan Size: 120 Millimeters
Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 7
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 2
Other Special Features of the Product: Sound dampening material, Reversible steel front door, SD card reader/headset jack
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches
Internal Bays Quantity: 5
Compatible Devices: Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX
Number of Fans: 2
Power Supply Maximum Output: 500 Watts
Item Weight: 18.6 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 18.35"D x 8.23"W x 18.13"H
Brand: Cooler Master
Model Name: MCS-S600-KN5N-S00
Manufacturer: Coolermaster
UPC: 884102059841
Global Trade Identification Number: 41, 98, 10
Mfr Part Number: MCS-S600-KN5N-S00
Model Number: MCS-S600-KN5N-S00
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Alloy Steel
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