Mo-Co-So Custom Hydro Dipped MasterCase Pro 5 Mid-Tower Case (Reaper)

Exploring the Interior The MasterBox Pro 5's design and smartly placed tray cut-outs make light work of installing or expanding multiple interior configurations. Remove, slide and rearrange the internal layout to support larger, high-end components, air and DIY water cooling. Tempered Glass Side Panel 4MM THICK EDGE TO EDGE TEMPERED GLASS SIDE PANEL Show off your perfect build and powerful components through the 4mm thick, edge to edge, tempered glass side panel! Expanding the Possibilities FOR MOTHERBOARDS Motherboard tray cut-outs creatively rearrange space for any size motherboard FOR STORAGE Tray cut-outs also allow for the easy mounting and rearranging of SSDs and HDDs across the motherboard tray, along the bottom shelf, or on the back side of the tray (for SSDs). FOR CPU COOLERS No pushing! There’s enough elbow room inside, even for beastly coolers. FOR GRAPHICS CARDS Titans have a place inside too. Or your next VR-ready GeForce 1080. Internal Configuration YOUR AIR COOLING SET-UP The uniquely modular design of the MasterBox creates space where there usually isn't. The case supports 1.Three 120mm fans 2.Four fans with use of optional front bracket YOUR LIQUID COOLING SET-UP The uniquely modular design of the MasterBox creates space to fit the biggest DIY cooling contraptions. Clean Cabling FOR CLEAN ACCESS All system setups have hidden space for cable management Easy Fun EASY COMPUTING Challenge the confines of the MasterBox Pro 5 by creating intuitive and flexible layouts for components and cables, large or small. Then comes the easy part: building.

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