Cooler Master Silencio S600 review - King of silent PC cases
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Noise and efficient cooling often go hand in hand, but Cooler Master has been trying to fix this conundrum for years through their Silencio line of PC cases. The newest addition to this series is the S600 developed in cooperation with one of the biggest companies specialized in noise measurement and treatment.
This is a glorified advertisement. Absolutely nothing of value that I couldn't read on CoolerMaster's product description was provided.
Really like this review, It's making me think about the case, although i think it would of been nice to hear it so i could get a proper feel for it if that makes sense
Excellent production with very clear narrative. I would have liked to hear some personal opinion at the end.
this is not a review and you give totally worthless benchmark data without any comparison
only few brands out there that still care to have more than 2 cages of 3.5 hdd with the reasonable price. honestly for me, it make me feel weird every time whenever think about how pc case today force us to have only 1-2 cages for 3.5 hdd when the rest are for 2.5 hdd. why we have to use that many ssd cages on our pc i wonder ?
Maybe cause you can get a 2tb m.2 ssd for under 100$
So Bench, where is a benchmark of the noise level including other relevant contestants?
The claim this case is "coocking hot" is not true. I have this case with the Ryzen 7 5700G, MB Asus B450 and an GT 1030 for graphics. The 2 included fans of the S600 case spin up to about 970 rpm on gaming and on normal use they stay at 775 rpm and the CPU's fan hover under normal tasks around about 1650 rpm. Under load with an game I get these data with this hardware and S600 case: Asus B450 Motherboard 37 Celsius, 5700G CPU 65 Celsius, chassis fans 1080 rpm, CPU fan 2000 rpm, GT 1030 62 Celsius (Temperature limit is 65 Celsius) at 1560 Mhz clock speed. I do not see any hardware "coocking off" any time soon. All fans of the chassis and CPU as well of the GT 1030 graphic card are set at "intelligent mode" (as far as I can see it on the software).
I can see that an stronger graphic card would produce more heat in the case but I doubt the hardware is getting destroyed buy accumulated heat. The top cover was on with its sound dampening plastic piece. The fans of the S600 case do indeed not produce that much of an amount of air volume but it is sure an improvement of an passive air flow in an case.
I have an Dell SFF with an 9th gen i3 and with the same graphic card (GT 1030) and settings the game produced about the same fps, but the GT 1030 clocked down allways to at least 100 to 200 Mhz while sitting allways at 64 Celsius (61 Celsius and 200 Mhz more clock speed in this Cooler Master S600 case). So this case is an direct improvement for the graphic card. But the i3 processor stayed allways cooler in the passive cooled Dell SFF case at around 54 Celsius (versus 65 Celsius in the S600 case but with the Ryzen 7 5700G processor).
These Dell SFF cases do not sport any case fans but the processor fan pulls directly unfiltered air through an opening of the case and gets so a better thermal cooling in my opinion. Like that Dell saves itself case fans. While the processor fans pulls air directly from within the case dealing already with heated up air temperatures probably. On the other hand it's comparing apples with oranges comparing these both processors. The Ryzen 5700G is an 8 core 16 thread processor and the i3-9100 is an 4 core 4 thread processor with a little lower base and boost speeds than the AMD 5700G.
The motherboard has no signs of ever overheating and has on normal load an temperature of 33 Celsius (versus 37 Celsius right after the game load). The main (OS) m.2 SSD sits in normal load at 33 Celsius and the secondary SATA SSD which is mounted behind the MB on the other side has an temperature of 46 Celsius.
So there you have some data for comparison of the thermals of this Cooler Master S600 case. I find there is not much of an improvement on the sound dampening with this case compared the the Dell SFF passive cooled case. They emit a similar sound level. However the glass panel is nice for seing the components spinning. The S600 has room for lots of passive cooling as well in the back. Air can escape readily and the front air inflow is not limited at all neighter. Just it surprises me of the rather small air volumen the case fans produce (it may be just me).
It is a nice case.
well a gt1030 isnt a real graphicscard anyway!!
Awesome review and case is just mindblowing.
Keep it up!
All the reviews I've seen is that this is a gpu cooker! The Fractal Define R6 seems like a better option
Awesome presentation, keep it up just forward to your new channel as it grows up. Thanks for the content 💪💙🔥🔥🔥
Since im new in this pc case topic, the space inside is enougth to everything with standard sizes rigth?
Yes
I have the smae case and its :
1) A cooker
2) TERRIBLE for EMI
Nice accent man. good review
thx
Great vid, seen so many that just calls it a GPU oven for chock value.
looks like a fractal design define from 10 years ago....
Not a bad case, I have one, also have the Fractal R6, they are similar sort of cases directed at a similar market, the video here doesn't really do justic to the cable tidy option this case can offer, it looks really messy on the video here, it can be done far tidier, certainly a competent computer builder with more experience would do a far better job.
sadly that model have twice the price from this one in my country. i don't know why the hell Fractal so pricey in my country.
@@boneknockgrit2695 It could be import/export charges, it's the same in the U.K if we import from the USA, the dollor to Sterling conversion makes it substantially cheaper to buy in the states, but then again, the uk isnt called 'Rip Off Britain' for nothing.
It was hard to tell from the video, but I assume that with the front panel closed, there is still a gap for the air flow?
@@CageyLeighyes ^^
Can you fit 3 fans on the front??
You can if you don't fit a CD-Drive, but the top fan will be partially obscured by the CD-Drive mount and outside surround.
@@undercrackers56 fair enough I went for a Corsair 4000D in the end
shut up and take my money
CPU cooler @3800 RPM and talking about silence, LOL
Define R5 clone...with shabby fans
more like R2 clone.... looks like it
As long as case manufacturers ignore the laws of physics then they will not be able to build efficient cases for cooling the CPU, GPU, and promote air flow. The top and the front and the sides have no mesh or ventilation. This case is a failed design, and it should be renamed QUITE HOT, forget about how silent it wants to be.