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I’ve been a bit more inactive at the site as I’ve helped set up the
HWBot Country Cup at HWBot.org, in the meanwhile
"big" boss JMke found a way to keep me performing my favorite past time (overclocking) while providing content for the site. When he suggested I could have a look at one of the latest cases of Coolermaster, built and designed for, well, me, I just couldn't refuse.
In any
case, I know Coolermaster mostly of their CPU cooling and desktop cases, so I wasn't totally surprised when I had a first quick look at the product in front of me.
![Madshrimps (c)](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/images/articles/CoolerMaster-bench-table-massman-28527.jpg)
The case wrapped in plastic;![Madshrimps (c)](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/images/articles/CoolerMaster-bench-table-massman-28528.jpg)
Looking quite good and feels light.![Madshrimps (c)](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/images/articles/CoolerMaster-bench-table-massman-28529.jpg)
Power on and reset button present; the front panel has been kept clean.![Madshrimps (c)](http://www.madshrimps.be/files/images/articles/CoolerMaster-bench-table-massman-28530.jpg)
Screws and more similar things. Vital if you want your motherboard and other components to remain in one place!Let's start building up the test platform! ->
There is no need to any screws (at least I don't bother with them). It is taller, which means you can stack more components.
Since you reviewed the Cooler Master, would you have a go at the HSPC, too?