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
Color: Silencio S600
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
Style:ATX Mid-Tower | Color:Silencio S600 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
Item model number: MCS-S600-KN5N-S00
Item Weight: 18.48 pounds
Product Dimensions: 8.23 x 18.82 x 18.52 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.23 x 18.82 x 18.52 inches
Color: Silencio S600
Manufacturer: Coolermaster
Country of Origin: China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 10, 2019
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Style: ATX Mid-Tower
Color: Silencio S600
While a solid structural build this case has some bizarre design choices that cripple its utility. Installing ssd drives is a nightmare, as they must be installed before anything else in the case and will be difficult to replace, and the hard drive cage placement makes it so awkward to add drives that you are likely to only use one bay. The power supply placement is also awkward, with cables constricted by the drive bay and very difficult to add or change with modular ps's. Be aware that the claims that the front door can be switched to open from the other side are...overly optimistic, and without destroying the case I don't know how this is accomplished. There were a number of other minor problems with the case and instructions, and despite decent overall materials and a solid feeling to it's overall build there is no way to recommend this case over any other modern case, especially as it's not as quiet as it should be owing to grossly incompetent foam design.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2019 by Edie Lewton
Style: ATX Mid-Tower
Color: Silencio S600
I was between this case and the Be Quiet cases, Corsair Carbide 275Q. Be Quiet cases only come with PWM fans in their larger models and I wanted something that would fit in the case hanger that my desk has. The Corsair Carbide 275Q looks very good, however, Corsair's PWM fans are listed as very loud at 37db compared to Cooler Master's 14db. The dampening material doesn't seem to make any difference though. The best way to go would be to have a case with very good airflow so that the PWM fans don't ramp up and avoid causing the noise in the first place. Building the computer wasn't the easiest. The motherboard tray doesn't seem to slide out. There are built-in cages for regular spinning disks (who in their right mind would want to install those in 2019?) and you can't remove those cages, which make it difficult to connect and arrange the power supply's cables. Another thing to consider is that the case is black, not grey as in the pictures. The black looks very good. **Update 21/12**: The included fans are only 14dB according to specs, yet they make a grinding sound. I had to replace them silent ones and purchase them separately. Lowering to 3 stars. I probably wouldn't buy this case again.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019 by Pablo
Style: ATX Mid-Tower
Color: Silencio S600
I was originally debating between between this and the S400 (mATX) case. I'm glad I ended up choosing the larger case even though I only needed to mount an mATX. The 2 included 120mm fans are ultra quiet. The airflow is good. I'd rate access as okay to slightly cramped, and that's with a mATX board. I'd expect a full ATX board to be difficult to wire power runs or pins on the bottom of the board. There's mounts for a lot of drives. It has 4 3.5 mounts, another 5 2.5 mounts, plus a 5.25 external drive bay. 1 3.5 and 2 of the 2.5's are mounted to the back panel. 3 of the 2.5 mounts and 3 of the 3.5 mounts are in the airflow paths, while the back mounts aren't cooled. Detractors: PSU compartment: Mounting an extended length Active PFC power supply gets really cramped because of the 3.5 drive cage. It would be really nice if the cage was detachable, like in the S400 design. With this case, you really have to plan ahead. PSU definitely needs to be installed first, with its wires before you plan any other wiring. I had to uninstall and reinstall the wires that mounted to the bottom of the motherboard because I couldn't get the PSU into the under compartment with wires coming out the slot between top and bottom compartments. There's not enough room to add wires to the PSU without taking it out, so if I ever need to run another SATA or Molex power line, i'll have to uninstall the GPU, and all the lower wires from the MB just to get back into the PSU. Fans: the specs say you can mount 2 140mm fans into the front slots. It has mounting holes for them. 140mm fans would be pretty useless. The entry grill is two (and a half) 120mm holes in an otherwise solid metal plate. The extra 10mm of fan blades wouldn't be able to pull any extra air, meaning it would have to spin at the same rate as a 120mm to generate the same airflow. I'm glad I saw the case before ordering any additional fans. If you end up using the 3.5 drive cage, a second front 120mm fan would help drive airflow into the lower compartment (about 50% split between top and bottom). The top 120mm sends air to the top compartment. Without a second front fan, the airflow comes from whatever air the PSU is blowing out. So far I think the included 2 fans are probably sufficient, since I'm not overclocking. top mounted USB/memory card slots: I'm expecting these to be great places for dust to collect. I'm currently using the still in package magnetic top filter to cover them when not in use. However, the power and reset buttons on top do make a nice change from my old case. Another item to consider if you put your case in a cabinet or other confined area. Expansion slot covers (nitpick): The anchor slots are a bit larger than the covers themselves, which gives the slot covers room to wiggle so they don't sit flush against the back plate.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020 by Sven Zethelius
Style: ATX Mid-Tower
Color: Silencio S600
I assumed by the photos that this case had a brushed steel appearance even if very dark, but make no mistake, its black. Satin black steel. Ventilation isnt great, the front 140mm slots make the lower fan half useless since you will be sending intake air to the solid side of your PSU which does nothing beneficial. Coming from a full tower, this is bound to be small but I dont like how some of the cable management has to be channeled and the SSD mounting solution, while ingenious, is meaningless when you consider that no implements are provided if you want to mount it in a tray (as I do). Overall, just buy a different case. This thing isn't silent. It's not even quiet. It looks nice and understated but I found the promo material misleading, so I'm docking it for that too. I should have listened to other reviews.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021 by Alex