Hello hardware enthusiasts. Cooler Master has unveiled their latest addition to the MasterCase series, the MasterCase Maker 5t. While any case from the MasterCase series can be made into whatever type of build you want, the Maker 5t is aimed specifically at the top-tier gamer.

Dual glass panels; Superb quality; Easy to build in; Space for upgrades; Modular design; Enthusiast grade

Red – No other color options; No LED fans; No RGB

In this review I looked at the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t. This is a Mid-Tower case built on the popular MasterCase Series chassis and really pushes the limit on factory modded PCs.

Traditional Case Design Tempered Glass Side Panels Custom Paint Clean Lines Excellent Construction Lots of Support for Watercooling Ample Room for Cable Routing FreeForm Modular Design Single Carry Handle Fan and LED Controller

Lots of weight to carry around with one hand Would rather the LED controller be RGB Fan controller isn't PWM enabled

Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t (the ‘t' stands for Turbo) can trace its heritage directly from the original MasterCase 5 via the Pro 5 to the Maker 5. The most obvious visual change to previous models is the addition of glass panels on both side of the case.

Casemodding is the process of modifying your computer case to suit your needs. Sometimes this is something simple like a color change or can be more involved to support things like a complex water loop or hardware the case was never designed to handle.

Traditional Case Design; Tempered Glass Side Panels; Custom Paint; Clean Lines; Excellent Construction; Lots of Support for Watercooling; Ample Room for Cable Routing; FreeForm Modular Design; Single Carry Handle; Fan and LED Controller

Lots of weight to carry around with one hand; Would rather the LED controller be RGB; Fan controller isn't PWM enabled

With the mesh front. The two front intake fans as well as a rear exhaust fan and plenty of room for almost any build included stock the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t has the basis for a kickass gaming rig.

A large gaming case with room inside to work and fit a dual fan water cooler. It has a separate compartment for power supply and drives. It also enables concealing cables although space is a bit tight.

200mm RGB fans are the first thing, but certainly not the last thing that will catch your eye with the launch of the H500P from Cooler Master. The H500P is geared towards with the enthusiast who demand high airflow and who also value the diversity of a chassis with style and options.

Cooler Master strikes gold twice in one month! The MasterCase H500P is the best of the series, and every bit of the case is designed to be modular now or in the future, and delivers a mid-tower chassis anyone would be proud to own and display their parts inside of!

Companies are constantly coming up with new ways to dispel that heat and ensure those massive gaming systems are ice cold. Cooler Master has presented us with one of their latest innovations that will help solve this problem, The Cooler Master Mastercase H500P Mesh.

Otherwise, however, there's an awful lot of PC case here, even for nearly £140. Its big, brash exterior belies a chassis that's clearly been designed with a keen attention to detail and a quiet acknowledgement of the first H500P's flaws.

Attention-grabbing design; Acres of space inside; Excellent fans

Could have been more mounting brackets