Cooler Master Mastercase Pro 6 vs Mastercase Maker 5

[Hilmi Arkut]

Hi everyone,

My current system can't be cooled properly with my Cooler Master Silencio 650 Pure Case since when I touch the side panel of the case, it is as if my hands are burning, extreme hot at full load in the games. Also, when I remove the side panel and open the case and touch my Asus Strix GTX 980Ti, it is incredibly hot!! My finger is burned! (Touching the backplate and alloys). I want to buy a new quality case with strong airflow. My question is which case is better for quality and better cooling system?
Cooler Master Mastercase Pro 6 or Maker 5?

i7 6700 3.4 Ghz
Asus H170 Pro Gaming
Asus ROG Strix GTX 980Ti
16 GB Kingston HyperX Savage

 

[Lutfij]

The Mastercase Pro 6 is nothing but a reimagining of the Silencio chassis you already own. If you're having issue with your components and chassis being on fire(almost) then why not just think about investing in fans? On second thoughts, you're going to find most benefit in getting the Mastercase Maker 5 since it comes with two fans at the front for intake while you also get one at the rear that will exhaust. You can also add two more on the top should you wish to add more exhaust.

Mind if I ask what your CPU cooler is? It might be a good idea to state what your temps are to give us some reference to what you're defining as hot.

 

[Hilmi Arkut]

The Mastercase Pro 6 is nothing but a reimagining of the Silencio chassis you already own. If you're having issue with your components and chassis being on fire(almost) then why not just think about investing in fans? On second thoughts, you're going to find most benefit in getting the Mastercase Maker 5 since it comes with two fans at the front for intake while you also get one at the rear that will exhaust. You can also add two more on the top should you wish to add more exhaust.

Mind if I ask what your CPU cooler is? It might be a good idea to state what your temps are to give us some reference to what you're defining as hot.

I'm using Cooler Master Seidon 120V Ver2 for CPU Cooling and CPU temps never go above 50 celcius. As for GPU, it goes to 83-83 degress at normal settings in Gpu Tweak 2 and MSI Afterburner, however when I rearrange settings using those programs temps get stable at 70-75 degrees. Even these temps are normal when I touch the side panel it is still burning. I tried something at full load in the games, I removed the side panel of case and touched the backplate of Strix 980Ti and it is incredibly hot!!! I suppose the air flow is not enough to cool down the components since it has 2x 120 mm fans front, 1x 120 mm at the top and 1 x Liquid cooling radiator at the back. 4 fans and it is still not enough. My thought is it is about the case structure, it has sound isolation components inside. I torn them down and nothing changed.

SO, I wanna buy a case with great air flow, what would you recommend? Which model? Cooler Master, Corsair, Zalman are ok for me.

 

[Lucky_SLS]

a corsair air 740 would be ideal for u 😉

 

[Hilmi Arkut]

a corsair air 740 would be ideal for u 😉

Thank you for your recommendation but that's not my style.
The thing I did not understand is this;
What is the real difference between Cooler Master Mastercase Pro 6 and Mastercase Maker 5??
They look like the same cooling system. What's the real difference???????

 

[Hilmi Arkut]

The Mastercase Pro 6 is nothing but a reimagining of the Silencio chassis you already own. If you're having issue with your components and chassis being on fire(almost) then why not just think about investing in fans? On second thoughts, you're going to find most benefit in getting the Mastercase Maker 5 since it comes with two fans at the front for intake while you also get one at the rear that will exhaust. You can also add two more on the top should you wish to add more exhaust.

Mind if I ask what your CPU cooler is? It might be a good idea to state what your temps are to give us some reference to what you're defining as hot.

Mastercase Pro 6 is reimaging of Silencio? Are you nuts? Pro 6 has 140 mm big more quality fans inside and has much more cooling advantages compared to Silencio. Silencio has sound isolation material that traps the heat inside the case, but Pro 6 has an amazing feature which provides gaining more air inside into the case by opening the magnet sections. Pro 6 has 2 fans at the front and 1 LED fan at the back. Your comment is unlogical.

I asked many times about what is the difference between Pro 6 and Maker 5 but nobody has answered. Guess I should find it out myself...

 

[Lutfij]

You may want to re-read my post twice since you missed it first when I've already said that you should go for the Mastercase Maker 5. Yes I said that the Pro 6 is a re imaging but did I say it's the same? I don't think so and I didn't edit my post to change that fact. Yet you call me out for being nuts...sigh.

Apparently you seem to be quoting exactly what reviewers on YouTube are saying about the Pro 6. Well, if you think that is the case to buy, then why ask around? If you look at both the Pro 6 and the Maker 5, they have the same internals except for the exterior panels and ventilation. So which one do you think is going to be better at keeping things cool? FYI, if noise suppression is your goal, then you will experience thermal issues(higher temps), if you want airflow, you're going to suffer from noise and dust build up, which is a by product of mechanically forcing air to places it can't/wont naturally move.

On another note, you ever think about going for high static pressured fans or at least high quality Noctua fans to push air but with less noise?

 

[Hilmi Arkut]

You may want to re-read my post twice since you missed it first when I've already said that you should go for the Mastercase Maker 5. Yes I said that the Pro 6 is a re imaging but did I say it's the same? I don't think so and I didn't edit my post to change that fact. Yet you call me out for being nuts...sigh.

Apparently you seem to be quoting exactly what reviewers on YouTube are saying about the Pro 6. Well, if you think that is the case to buy, then why ask around? If you look at both the Pro 6 and the Maker 5, they have the same internals except for the exterior panels and ventilation. So which one do you think is going to be better at keeping things cool? FYI, if noise suppression is your goal, then you will experience thermal issues(higher temps), if you want airflow, you're going to suffer from noise and dust build up, which is a by product of mechanically forcing air to places it can't/wont naturally move.

On another note, you ever think about going for high static pressured fans or at least high quality Noctua fans to push air but with less noise?

I know about airflow/noise selection and balance between them, but my choice goes with powerful airflow.
So, you are telling me Mastercase Maker 5 would a better choice in terms of a more powerful airflow? Because as I mentioned, I noticed that cooling system of the case is not enough to make temperatures lower inside.

I examined the net and found that there are cases with 5 fans that could make my system work better regarding better cooling options like Zalman Z9 Neo, Dark N10. Both of them look excellent, but as I said my heart is with Cooler Master.

 

[Hilmi Arkut]

You may want to re-read my post twice since you missed it first when I've already said that you should go for the Mastercase Maker 5. Yes I said that the Pro 6 is a re imaging but did I say it's the same? I don't think so and I didn't edit my post to change that fact. Yet you call me out for being nuts...sigh.

Apparently you seem to be quoting exactly what reviewers on YouTube are saying about the Pro 6. Well, if you think that is the case to buy, then why ask around? If you look at both the Pro 6 and the Maker 5, they have the same internals except for the exterior panels and ventilation. So which one do you think is going to be better at keeping things cool? FYI, if noise suppression is your goal, then you will experience thermal issues(higher temps), if you want airflow, you're going to suffer from noise and dust build up, which is a by product of mechanically forcing air to places it can't/wont naturally move.

On another note, you ever think about going for high static pressured fans or at least high quality Noctua fans to push air but with less noise?

One last thing,
My CPU Cooler is Cooler Master Seidon 120V Ver 2 liquid cooling and radiator fan of liquid cooler is mounted at the back of the case. I know normally it is mounted on the top, but the kid working at computer store where I buyed my system told me this could provide stronger airflow. Do you think this may cause negative effect in internal cooling?
I have 2 x 120 mm fans at the front, 1 x 120 mm fans at the top and 1 radiator fan at the back. Still case is burning when I touch it!! I feel like I'm crazy! I must get rid of this case or I should pick a new clean one!!