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Cooler Master Silencio 650

The Silencio's ability to muffle high-end hardware is undoubtedly its key selling point, but there's more. Other noteworthy features include a "DualBoot HDD Switch" for toggling between OSes, a fan speed controller, a memory card reader, 1amp USB 3.0 ports for charging smartphones and tablets, as well as X-Dock.

Based on 13 reviews

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Pros

Can be whisper-quiet in use.
Integrated fan controller.
Relatively easy to build into.
Dual-boot functionality could be useful.
Includes hotswap drive bay and SD card reader.
Solid construction.
System drive switch.
Sound dampening materials on all major sides.
Air vent on top comes with a sliding cover.
Three fans included.
Dust filters on all intake areas.

Cons

May struggle to cool multiple highend GPUs.
Cable clutter could be an issue.
HDD switch limited to the two specific internal drive bays.
Silent approach means limited air flow especially in the front of the chassis.
No 3.5 inch bay.
Limited space behind motherboard tray may make cable management a bit tough.
Sound dampening material.

By TechSpot on August 30, 2012

The Silencio 650 not resembles a cleaner version of Cooler Master's more aggressive HAF series, but it touts many attractive features, chief among which is sound absorbing foam mats and specially designed air vents to minimize noise while maintaining low operating temps.

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By XSReviews on February 19, 2013

To round up the Silencio 650, its quiet, stays cool and looks extremely professional and sleek. Building a system in the case was easy; everything went in very easily thanks to it being quite spacey. There isn’t anything we don’t like about...

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By MadShrimps on January 11, 2013

On paper this Silencio 650 has got a lot going for it. Features like the docking station, the triple fan configuration, including a fan speed controller, the let's refer to it unique feature of supporting a dual boot disk configuration, and the...

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By Atomic MPC on October 03, 2012

A surprisingly well-designed...

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By Vortez on September 12, 2012

We’ve reached the end of the review – so how is Silencio 650? Does it bring silence? How is cooling? Aesthetically 650 is a very nice computer chassis. Cooler Master have hit the nail on the head with styling, I really like how this chassis...

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By Overclock3D on August 30, 2012

If you've read the rest of the review you'll already have a good idea about what we're going to be saying here. If you haven't, then shame on you for skipping to the conclusion page. First then is to agree that this case is not out...

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By HEXUS.net on August 24, 2012

Review: Cooler Master Silencio 650by Parm Mann on 24 August 2012, 09:34 4.0 Tags: Cooler Master Quick Link: HEXUS.net/qabldn Add to My Vault: Slowly but surely, computer hardware manufacturers are beginning to realise that consumers prefer...

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By InsideHW on August 03, 2012

The huge performance jump, in CPU and GPU power alike, in which we’ve indulged in the past few years, couldn’t have gone “unpunished”. The negative side of all these improvements is the increased energy consumption and heating,...

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By Kitguru.net on July 04, 2012

Cooler Master are a brand that have had great success in enthusiast circles recently, gaining more and more traction with a wider audience due in part to their innovative cooling solutions. They now have a broad portfolio on offer, ranging from CPU...

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By techPowerUp! on June 04, 2012

Cooler Master takes a different approach to the 100+ Euro silent chassis. While other manufacturers aim to offer flexibility between air flow and silence, the Silencio 650 offers an extensive feature set with a few unique aspects. The Aluminum front...

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