We saw them at Computex in Taipei in preview a few weeks ago, but they are formally accessible on the market these days. We are talking about the two fresh Silencio family Cooler Master chassis, medium-sized houses aimed at ensuring the quietest possible operation.
Cooler Master's Silencio family has been on the market for several years, with designs evolving over time. Due to the existence of specific sound-absorbing materials inside, their peculiarity is to guarantee a very silent operation.
Cooler Master has embraced various kinds of sound-absorbing material for this recent version, which is placed in separate chassis fields depending on the type of inner air stream produced by the cooling fans and the customer position.
The two models, Silencio S400 and Silencio S600, vary in their compatibility with motherboards: the Silencio S600 model ATX models, which is lowered to the Silencio S400 model Micro-ATX. This results in the Silencio S600 model's increased inner ability, without prejudice to the option of installing more inner peripherals.
On the other side, with respect to the features of noise isolation and working vibrations, nothing changes: both introduce sound-absorbing equipment and by default incorporate two 120 mm fans. The noise reduction system in the upper portion can be removed in order to favor a radiator's air flow rate installed in that region.