Last December, Cooler Master released a teaser for a new series of cases: the MasterFrame 600. This new range featured a modular design with elements that could be repositioned as desired. Since then, however, there has been no news until today, when the company decided to put its product sheet online. So we know a lot more about this model!
MasterFrame 600: the technical data sheet is online!
In this new datasheet, we learn that the case will be available in different finishes. The basic aluminium finish is called Aluminio, while the wood finish is called Madera. Clearly, we should eventually be able to choose between several types of wood, with the brand’s website highlighting different shades. However, Cooler Master is setting itself apart from the competition with a stone finish called Piedra. It remains to be seen how the brand will go about this. Nevertheless, we’re putting our money on an imitation stone finish.
In terms of dimensions, this model measures 261 (W) x 514 (D) x 514 (H) mm. Internally, it supports motherboards in ATX format at the maximum. In addition, given the openings in the tray, it would appear that backpanel motherboards will be supported, but this has yet to be confirmed.
Other components will benefit from :
- 485 mm for the graphics card
- 190 mm for the CPU cooler
- 235 mm for the power supply
As far as the AIO support is concerned, we have learned that it will be possible to fit a 420 mm model on the front and on the side of the motherboard. At the top, however, we’re limited to a 360 mm slot. Otherwise, as far as ventilation is concerned, the case will accept a total of ten fans, six in 140 mm and four in 120 mm. Basically, we have learned that it will incorporate four fans, three SickleFlow 140 and one SickleFlow 120, all with RGB.
For the moment, we don’t yet know the price, but there’s no doubt that the project is moving forward!
Here’s the Cooler Master product sheet!