The right side panel has the same mounting system as the left, but it is a lighter steel part, not glass, and it doesn't dip or droop when opened. Otherwise there isn't much to say about it, apart from the fact that because it is opaque, it gives you a place to hide all of your cable excesses and unused connectors. Type-C ports, headphone and microphone jacks, a hard drive activity LED, a fan control switch, an ARGB lighting controller and a reset and power button. It’s actually a big hinged support that attaches to the PSU shroud, and can be folded flat so that the card lies fans-up against the shroud, or folded partially to put the card at an angle.

The idea is to inspire growth in builders across all levels—since the chassis is only as complex as builders need it to be, there will always be room to creatively experiment. Thermal benchmarking is conducted for 1400 seconds (23 minutes), a period we've determined sufficient for achieving equilibrium. Taking a moment to be incredibly picky, there are some pieces of the plastic trim that don’t fit quite flush. Thanks to its elegant appearance, for example, it also fits into modern office space to serve as a case for workstations or servers. The freedom in layout organization and the support for unique graphics card mounting make custom building accessible as soon as the COSMOS C700M is unboxed.Finance is only available to permanent UK residents aged 18+, subject to status, terms and conditions apply.

Easily Accessible PortsThe advanced I/O panel comes with a 4-Pole headset jack (audio+mic), dedicated mic jack, USB 3.There's roughly 6 inches of space between the back of the mount and the motherboard, so there is plenty of space to install other PCI Express devices. Obviously, there is more than enough space for any mind and form of cooling including 360mm radiator based water-cooling in the top and front sides. The lighted strips around the edges of the case are divided into three sections: top, front, and bottom.

We no longer have the C700P on hand to make side-by-side comparisons (because of limited storage space), but we can start off with a few obvious visible differences. For layouts that don’t use the motherboard and PCIe cutouts in the back of the case, the back section can be replaced with an alternate plate.

We will still be reviewing the Cooler Master C700M on its practical merits as an enclosure, as always, but are also taking into consideration its status as a halo product -- that is, something from which features will be pulled to the low-end later.