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October 2017
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Full Modular Design can be assembled in various configurations
Additional components available through Cooler Master for full customization
Large flex-mount rails for additional drive trays and liquid cooling components
Supports motherboards up to 12.3
Impressive curved glass panel
Integrated RGB lighting
Option to flip the motherboard tray to the opposite side
Very good cooling
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Expensive
Stock configuration supports only three internal drives
Mediocre performance when using stock cooling
EATX labeling is inaccurate (design is not fully compliant)
Published: 2017-11-04, Author: Eric , review by: uk.hardware.info
The Cooler Master Cosmos C700P is an elegant case that continues the Cosmos-tradition, but is still entirely up-to-date.The outspoken design of the case has to appeal to you, but we think the refreshed design in combination with the RGB-led strips and shr...
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Published: 2017-09-29, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Impressive curved glass panel, Integrated RGB lighting, Option to flip the motherboard tray to the opposite side, Very good cooling
Flipping the motherboard complicates your build, If you run your fans fast this case gets noisy, Expensive, Design is let down by small but important details
We had high hopes for the Cooler Master Cosmos C700P however we ended up with a slight sense of disappointment. We have little doubt you can use this case as a super duper version of MasterCase 5 and would be very pleased with the finished result and that...
Published: 2017-09-28, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
With premium materials, a gargantuan footprint, and a price tag to match, the Cosmos C700P unashamedly seeks out the enthusiast with a deep wallet and a desire to build the ultimate gaming machine or high-end workstation that performs like a beast and cat...
Full Modular Design can be assembled in various configurations, Additional components available through Cooler Master for full customization, Large flex-mount rails for additional drive trays and liquid cooling components, Supports motherboards up to 12.3
Expensive, Stock configuration supports only three internal drives, Mediocre performance when using stock cooling, EATX labeling is inaccurate (design is not fully compliant)
Cooler Master's Cosmos C700P delivers the quality and flexibility high-end builders desire for building custom configurations. Mediocre as-delivered performance and a high price make the stock configuration difficult to recommend and award.Review$299.99 N...
Excellent design and build quality, Dual curved tempered glass, Loads of cooling options, Highly Flexible Layout, Solid Aluminum Handles, RGB Lighting Control & Sync Up
Heavy, Final Words, Cooler Master has continued its tradition of producing the highest quality chassis, for their flagship Cosmos series. If you're an enthusiast and want the best looking chassis that offers solid construction, great looks, RGB and tons
Cooler Master has continued its tradition of producing the highest quality chassis, for their flagship Cosmos series. If you're an enthusiast and want the best looking chassis that offers solid construction, great looks, RGB and tons of cooling options...
Published: 2017-10-06, Author: Paul , review by: modders-inc.com
The Cooler Master Cosmos C700P is an amazing case and a delight to build in. It has everything a die hard PC enthusiast could ever want in a case. With the top supporting up to a 360 mm radiator, and the front supporting up to a 480 mm radiator, the water...
Published: 2017-10-04, Author: Patrick , review by: gamersnexus.net
This is a good case, but $300 is a lot of money. It's clear that Cooler Master has poured a lot of resources into raw materials like curved glass panel and huge aluminum bars, not to mention the expense of designing and tooling such a complex case. It's r...
Incredibly modular interior, Dual curved glass side panel, Excellent internal build quality, Easy to use modular elements, Motherboard tray may be flipped upside down or rotated 90°, HDD trays can be placed anywhere along the rack, Good set of available e
Adding/changing expansion cards essentially means disassembling the whole system, Basic front "flip forward" element to access drive bays, Heavy. Very, very heavy, RGB lighting is very bright, Side panels don't have a lock - just magnets, Fan controller w
The Cooler Master COSMOS C700P has an MSRP of €299 incl. taxes or US$299 excluding them. Incredibly modular interior Dual curved glass side panel Excellent internal build quality Easy to use modular elements Motherboard tray may be flipped upside down...
The Cosmos C700P is a, if not the, true adversary within the Cosmos genre. The C700P breathes and oozes that Cosmos feel we have been appreciating for many years now, and it doesn't disappoint. The second you lay your eyes on it, you know it's a Cooler Ma...
Published: 2017-09-28, Author: Thomas , review by: tomshardware.com
Full Modular Design can be assembled in various configurations, Additional components available through Cooler Master for full customization, Large flexmount rails for additional drive trays and liquid cooling components, Supports motherboards up to 12.3”
Expensive, Stock configuration supports only three internal drives, Mediocre performance when using stock cooling, EATX labeling is inaccurate (design is not fully compliant)
Cooler Master's Cosmos C700P delivers the quality and flexibility high-end builders desire for building custom configurations. Mediocre as-delivered performance and a high price make the stock configuration difficult to recommend and award. Review...
