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If you are shopping for a new computer chassis right now, you’ll find that there’s a bewildering number of options from many manufacturers. And one name that keeps popping up wherever you look is Cooler Master.Ever since its inception, Cooler Master ha...
Quiet operation, Mostly toolfree installation, Can accommodate most graphics cards...
Max of one exhaust and two intake fans...
Overall, the Silencio 550 is a solid casing and a worthy flagship of the Silent series. It looks classy; is sufficiently spacious for a chassis of its size and price; and lastly, we also appreciate its tool-free design, which made it very easy to insta...
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Unboxing Typical Cooler Master packaging, remaining very loyal to their box designs and colours. On the back highlighting the main features of this case. The case is well protected against the sometimes brutal shipping methods of our parcel d...
Without being real innovative in design, this Silencio 550 is a very fine case. Sporting adequate airflow, thanks to the two preinstalled 120mm fans. Dust buildup is no issue, as the front fan(s) and the PSU fan got quick removable dust filters. The n...
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Cooler Master releases many chassis lately, next to their cooling solutions and power supplies that is. One of the models released a little while ago was the Silencio 450. That model seems to be popular yet could use a few tweaks. As such Cooler Mast...
Final Words & Conclusion The Silencio is a nicely thought through chassis, it's nothing new in terms of new technologies though. That's said, it's by far sufficient enough for what it needs to accomplish. You can house a fairly high-end selection of...
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Today we are looking at the Silencio 550 Mid-Tower from Cooler Master. The Cooler Master Silencio boasts near silent operation, while maintaining good airflow for the components inside. This is accomplished by providing soundproofing on both side panel...
The Silencio 550 chassis has a classy look with sleek lines throughout the chassis and a mirror finished front panel. The build quality is good and lives up to Cooler Master’s reputation. The sound deadening material on the doors does a very good job i...
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If it's too loud, you're too old! I remember using that line on my parents back in the day (15 years ago!) as the volume of my music reached ear-splitting levels. Those days are long gone, as are the days when I didn't care how loud my computer was. E...
So, what -is- more important when choosing a case? If the answer is eye candy and thermal performance, it's best to look elsewhere. If it's functionality, expandability and a quiet system that's wrapped up into a sleek, unassuming enclosure, then this...
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With the Silencio trying to achieve near-silent operation, it is prepared to take on powerful hardware, and should be able to keep high-end setups running cool and quiet. Soundproofing on both side panels assists in reducing noise levels to help get...
The Cooler Master Silencio 550 is a great mid-tower case. The classy, minimalist design of the outside really looks great. The easy to use hot-swap bay is a good addition to the Silencio, making it more versatile and reaching a wider variety of users...
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The Silencio 550 is Cooler Master's budget take on a classic silent case. It's a modestly sized sleek solid tower with a pair of low speed fans, full-size front door, acoustic foam on the side panels, and a handy hard drive docking bay.
The Cooler Master Silencio 550 is imbued with most of the qualities required for a quiet chassis. The panels are solid, preventing noise from leeching out a side vent, the door masks the the hard drive(s) and intake fan noise, and the damping foam hel...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2013-08-01 02:12:28
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Benchmark Reviews has as its subject today one dark and mysterious Cooler Master Silencio 550 Mid-Tower Case. The mysterious aspect of this new offering from the master craftsmen of computer cases at Cooler Master is the way the Cooler Master Silencio...
Sleek, elegant look, Sound insulated, Roomy internal spaces, Lots of video card room, Hot Swap hard drive bay, SD card reader, USB 3.0 front panel I/O port, Filters on both air intakes, Built solid, Almost a full inch of back panel cable space, Internal removable hard drive cage, Comes with two 120mm 800 rpm fans...
SD card reader instead of more I/O USB ports, USB 3.0 from front panel has to be run outside the case, Larger video cards requiere removing the internal drive cage, Only two 5.25" bays, Door is not removable and only opens right to left...
The Cooler Master 550 Silencio uses a Mid-Tower case and insulated front and side panels to sound dampen noise. The insulation is dense and seals the case well. You can only mount a total of three 120mm fans in the case, but for all but the hottest ri...
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Cooler Master today officially launches Silencio 550 computer case. As the name suggests, the case is built for silence but not the kind that will empty your pockets. Silencio 550 comes with two quiet fans. Side panels and the front panel are strapp...
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The midtower cases that have plenty of hard drive bays and aim to be silent are plentiful at this moment in time. Not all of them are actually any good though! It's always nice to see another manufacturer bringing a new chassis to the table and this ti...
So Cooler Master have a new chassis, it really doesn't seem very new to us here as the case has been with us for weeks now, thanks to this extra time we had before the NDA release it has given many of us in the OC3D office a chance to have a play and pass...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2013-08-01 02:12:29
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Consumers, users, buyers, or whichever term you want to use, are getting ever pickier about their PC components (those of us that still prefer hardware retailers to supermarkets, at least). They’re much better informed than they used to be, and that me...
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