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Coolermaster Gladiator 600
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2009-04-22
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Chris Fredriksson
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Cooler Master has developed a top quality mid tower chassis, Gladiator 600 (RC-600). It has an elegant black exterior, exuding an understated but extraordinary mystery that delivers heroic style. Beneath this subtleness lies a power house structure rarely found in a mid tower chassis – don’t under estimate the will and power this Gladiator!
Superior Airflow Performance
The chassis has a fully meshed front panel with a 120mm blue LED fan for excellent airflow. The body is constructed with top and side ventilation holes to adapt to various fan set-ups; five 120 mm fans or four 140 fans plus one 120 mm fan.
Cable Management System
The motherboard tray includes cable access openings which secure the cables to the structure when routing cables in and out from the chassis and also prevents damage for to the cables/ components.
User Friendly Design
Establishing a user-friendly environment has always been the key for the Cooler Master engineering team. Gladiator 600 provides tool-free 5.25” and 3.5” drive bays features for easy installation and maintenance. There is also easy access front I/O panel with support for e-SATA. Furthermore, Cooler Master established a CPU cooler retaining hole for quick cooler installation/removal. Lastly, bottom PSU filter placed at the interior base to prevent dust build-up and allows for easy maintenance.
About Cooler Master
Cooler Master was founded to provide the best thermal solutions to our customers worldwide. Since its establishment a decade ago, we continue to invest in product development in order to provide the leading-edge innovations to people and businesses. Cooler Master’s enclosure technology line-up includes heat sinks and fans, chassis, power supplies, function panels and accessories. Cooler Master has its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan, with global branch offices located in Europe, America and APAC, so that we can offer to our customers the best service in time. For more information on Cooler Master, please visit www.coolermaster.com
Source: Cooler Master
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