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Cooler Master Elite 332
$60.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Tool-less drive installation, fast and easy. Excellent ventilation, very few barriers to free airflow. Case fan is very quiet, barely audible.
The Cons:Needs dust shields at a number of vents. Some of the panels are secured by a single screw, a little flimsy.
Cooler Master's Elite 332 computer chassis is a mid-sized computer chassis, and is a hybrid of the Elite 330 and 331 models. Features include front I/O panel, a rear 120mm fan and a side panel air duct for ventilation.
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Additionally, the Elite 332 has four exposed 5.25" drive slots, 1 exposed 3.5" drive slot, and 6 hidden 3.5" slots. Like the 330/331, the slots do not require tools to access. The 332 includes a built-in washable front air filter as well as LED backlights for the power button. The case is compatible with ATX and micro-ATX motherboards, and stylistically different from the Elite 330 and 331 models.
Features
- MSRP: $59.99
- Release Date: May 2008
- Mid-sized computer chassis
- Front I/O panel and washable air filter
- Stylish LED backlights for power button
- Four 5.25" drive slots, seven 3.5" expansion slots (1 exposed)
- 120mm rear fan, optional 120mm front fan
- Built-in chassis ventilation duct
- Meshed front panel to maximize air flow
- ATX and micro-ATX compatible
- No-tool access to all drive and expansion slots
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tool-less drive installation, fast and easy
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excellent ventilation, very few barriers to free airflow
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case fan is very quiet, barely audible
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backlit power button looks cool, whole case has an imposing form
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air filter is easy to remove, wash and replace
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needs dust shields at a number of vents
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some of the panels are secured by a single screw, a little flimsy
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