Cooler Master Masterbox Lite 5 Chassis Review

Test Bench

Motherboard Gigabyte GA-Z270X-Gaming 9
Processor Intel Core i7-7700k
Graphics Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1080 ti
PSU EVGA 1000 GQ
CPU Cooler Cooler Master Masterair MMA410P
RAM 2×8 GB HyperX Fury DDR4 RAM
Fans 3x Cooler Master 120mm RGB fans, 1x Cooler Master 120mm exhaust fan
SSD Crucial m550 2.5″ SSD 512 GB
HDD Seagate 1TB HDD

Build

We have done a few builds and we found that the Cooler Master Masterbox Lite 5 one of the easiest to build in. One of the best assets of this chassis is how much space you have to work with. We found it very easy to maneuver components into place in order to find the perfect fit. Our Cooler Master air cooler fit perfectly with more than enough space. One area that we think really makes an impression is how much space you have for the GPU. The Lite 5 really gives you the option to put the latest cards, which are generally larger, into any build. Even after installation, the space does not feel limited. The fans provided by Cooler Master are a good addition but they do not reach the RPM’s we would like to see. At 100% they were only putting out about 1200 RPM. Our motherboard synced perfectly with the fans RGB with no undo attention needed. Cable management on mid tower chassis is always tricky seeing as how the space is very limited. We would have liked to see rubber grommets as well as velcro tie downs. Provided was zip ties which are a good permanent fixture with their only drawback being if you have to move cables they usually have to be cut. Our Masterbox Lite 5 succeeded in the standard front to back airflow allowing for maximum cooling of components. Overall we are very happy with how our build went!

Welcome to the beginning of cold weather, hot chocolate and staying indoors as much as possible. What better way to celebrate the inevitable winter then upgrading your PC. A great idea is to find a chassis that keeps your components as cold as the weather. Cooler Master has graced us with their new Masterbox Lite 5. This mid tower case has ample room for components and a tempered glass side panel to boot. We cant wait to jump right into this brand new chassis. Unboxing & Contents Upon receiving the package, we opened the box as quick as you would open a…

Review Overview

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Ease of build
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Ease of Build

Plan on building your first PC. We strongly suggest you pick up the Masterbox Lite 5. Easy to build, spacious and budget create the perfect work space.

User Rating: 5 ( 1 votes)

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