The Cooler Master H500 chassis looks fantastic, the glossy plastic front panel with enormous fans and tempered glass panel give the case an awesome aesthetic, allowing the system to show off its RGB lighting within.
The front of the case is a single sheet of curved, tinted plastic, using the meshed sides and cut-out sections at the bottom to draw in cool air.
On the front section we find a pair of USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, stereo out and microphone in, there’s also a reset and power button, though the reset button is incredibly difficult to press if you need it. No USB Type-C here unfortunately.
Switching our attention to the rear of the case, we can see a whole host of connections. Starting at the top, there’s a pair of USB 2.0 ports alongside a PS/2 keyboard/mouse slot. There’s then a DVI port, USB Type-C, HDMI, a cluster of 4 USB ports (2x 3.0 and 2x 3.1), Gigabit LAN and audio jacks.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080Ti features a pair of DisplayPort connections as well as a pair of HDMIs.
Lastly, the bottom silver panel is the rear of the WiFi add-in card with twin antenna connections.
The front of the case is a single sheet of curved, tinted plastic, using the meshed sides and cut-out sections at the bottom to draw in cool air.
On the front section we find a pair of USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, stereo out and microphone in, there’s also a reset and power button, though the reset button is incredibly difficult to press if you need it. No USB Type-C here unfortunately.
Switching our attention to the rear of the case, we can see a whole host of connections. Starting at the top, there’s a pair of USB 2.0 ports alongside a PS/2 keyboard/mouse slot. There’s then a DVI port, USB Type-C, HDMI, a cluster of 4 USB ports (2x 3.0 and 2x 3.1), Gigabit LAN and audio jacks.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080Ti features a pair of DisplayPort connections as well as a pair of HDMIs.
Lastly, the bottom silver panel is the rear of the WiFi add-in card with twin antenna connections.
