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Cooler
Master Mystique 631
Cooler Master, makers of all things cool, has a sweet new product out
that I've been eagerly awaiting. It's the successor to the Wave Master
and it's called the Mystique. Made out of durable aluminum, this sexy
case has really caught my attention, and I really do mean that. Not
since the dominating days of Lian Li has a case made me feel as happy as
a young boy on Christmas morning. Okay, we all know that looks aren't
everything when it comes to a computer case so let's dig into this
silver beast and see what it has to offer.

Specifications
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Model |
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Brand |
COOLER MASTER |
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Series |
Mystique |
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Model |
RC-631-SSN1 |
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Spec |
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Type |
ATX Mid Tower |
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Color |
Silver |
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Case Material |
Aluminum |
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With Power Supply |
No |
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Power Supply |
No |
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Motherboard Compatibility |
ATX / m-ATX |
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With Side Panel Window |
No |
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Expansion |
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External 5.25" Drive Bays |
4 |
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External 3.5" Drive Bays |
2 |
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Internal 3.5" Drive Bays |
4 |
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Expansion Slots |
7 |
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Front Ports |
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Front Ports |
USB2.0 x 2; MIC x 1; SPK x 1;
IEEE1394 x 1(Support Intel HD Audio) |
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Cooling System |
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80mm Fans |
No |
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120mm Fans |
1 x 120mm front Blue LED fan
(Intake)
1 x 120mm rear fan (Exhaust) |
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Side Air duct |
Yes |
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Physical Spec |
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Dimensions |
19.1'' x 7.95'' x 17.4'' (D*W*H) |
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Weight |
13.9 lbs. |
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Features |
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Features |
Meshed front panel design
provides the superior airflow and maximum cooling performance.
Screw-less design for easy assembly
Built-in washable front air filter
Rear retaining holes for liquid cooling kits
Solid constructer makes the chassis durable and sturdy
Front panel opens to the left or to the right for easy access |
One
thing I want to point out in these pictures before we get too far is the
name you will see printed on the Case in the form of "Wave Master". The
case we have is an early beta model and Cooler Master decided to change
the name of their new case line to "Mystique". With these cases already
in early production, a few of these cases were released to reviewers
with the old name stamped on them. Bottom line, this case is called the
Mystique 631, not Wave Master.

Right out of the box I knew that Cooler Master wasn't messing around
when they made this bad boy. The case may be light, but it's not light in
the quality department. The finish on this case is top notch and so is
the overall build. The drive bays and doors operate extremely smooth and
feel extremely durable.

The
trend these days is for cases to have media ports pre installed in the
case. Cooler Master decided to put theirs on top of the case. The
positioning is pretty handy and it also helps keep the front of the case
looking like a work of art and not a box.
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