Cooler Master announces a new case with its MasterFrame 400 Mesh. The brand completes its MasterFrame series with a case designed to accommodate micro-ATX/mini-ITX motherboards. It’s a case whose orientation can also be changed to vertical if the mood strikes. In short, it seems to offer a certain modularity on paper!
MasterFrame 400 Mesh: a small model from Cooler Master!
The dimensions of this case are 261 (W) x 471 (D) x 373.8 (H) mm. These dimensions are large enough to accommodate generous components. For example, this model can accommodate a 39 cm-long graphics card and a 190 mm-high CPU cooler. As for the power supply, it can measure 160 mm in depth.
Ventilation support can be quite substantial, with up to nine 120 mm fans. Two 180/200 mm fans can even be installed at the top and bottom. Otherwise, for watercooling, the case can accommodate 360 mm radiators on both the top and bottom.
But that’s not all: the MasterFrame 400 Mesh can be reoriented. In fact, if you feel like it, you can mount it vertically for an even more original configuration. What’s more, the various panels are easy to dismantle, so you don’t need a screwdriver to remove them, for example. Finally, if you’ve got a big graphics card, a GPU support is built into the case as standard.
All that remains is to find out the retail price, as we don’t have it yet. This case completes the series initiated by the MasterFrame 600 and MasterFrame 500 launched previously.
Here’s the Cooler Master product sheet!
