Cooler Master will launch limited editions of its MasterFrame 400 Mesh case and MasterLiquid Atmos II Pro cooler in Gold. Both products are being redesigned to create a more consistent black and gold look for those that don't want to deal with RGB or similar distractions. Cooler Master is offering the cooler as a standalone product, while the case will be offered pre-installed on high-end custom PC builds.

Standalone cooler available for $200; case bundled in $4,899 builds
The MasterFrame 400 Mesh Gold is a compact case that works with Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. Its design is characterized by the full exoskeletal frame that's painted in gold. The case supports Intel and AMD CPUs with LGA 1851, LGA 1700, AM5 and AM4 sockets. The case can fit GPUs that are 390mm long.
Specifications
- Case Form Factor: Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX
- Max GPU Length: 390mm
- Rear Fan: 140mm full-aluminum with gold blades
- Cooler Pump: G9B V2 dual-chamber pump
- Cooler Fans: 3x MasterFan A120 Gold (metal blades)
For the MasterLiquid Atmos II Pro Gold cooler, Cooler Master is using a dual chamber pump (G9B V2). The cooler comes with three MasterFan A120 Gold fans that have metal blades. There are no RGB features or display options. A preinstalled 140mm full aluminum rear fan (gold blades) offers exhaust airflow.
Cooler Master is offering the MasterLiquid Atmos II Pro Gold cooler for $199.99 USD on its website. The MasterFrame 400 Mesh Gold case isn't available on its own. Cooler Master is only offering it pre-installed on custom META PCs systems, starting at $4,899 USD.
The standalone cooler will start shipping in mid-November. The availability of the case will depend on the availability of custom PC builds from META PCs. If you want to get this gold-focused look, you'll have to opt for either the standalone cooler or the custom PC build.
Source: Cooler Master, TweakTown




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