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title: "QUBE 500 Flatpack"
brand: "cooler master"
price: "S$344"
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# USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port Supports 9 fans & 280mm liquid cooling Flatpack DIY design QUBE 500 Flatpack

**Brand:** cooler master
**Price:** S$344
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🖥️ Elevate your build game with the QUBE 500 — where style meets supreme airflow!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** QUBE 500 Flatpack by cooler master
- **How much does it cost?** S$344 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- cooler master enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cooler master brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Fits Mini-ITX to E-ATX motherboards in a sleek 33L frame, maximizing desk space without compromise.
- • **Cool Under Pressure:** Supports up to 9 fans and dual 280mm radiators for elite airflow and temperature control.
- • **Eco-Chic & Portable:** Sustainable flatpack packaging plus a built-in carrying handle for easy transport and green credentials.
- • **Future-Proof Connectivity:** Equipped with ultra-fast USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C for seamless data and device integration.
- • **Build Your Dream Rig, Your Way:** Flatpack modular panels make assembly and maintenance a breeze, perfect for both rookies and pros.

## Overview

The Cooler Master QUBE 500 is a compact, highly customizable flatpack mid-tower PC case designed for gamers and creators who value both style and performance. It supports a wide range of motherboard sizes (Mini-ITX to E-ATX), offers extensive cooling options with up to 9 fans and dual 280mm radiator mounts, and features a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C port. Its modular design simplifies assembly and maintenance, while the sustainable packaging and carrying handle add eco-friendly and practical benefits. Perfect for professionals seeking a sleek, efficient, and future-ready PC build.

## Description

Introducing the all-new Qube 500, a highly customizable flatpack case from Cooler Master that sets your creativity and personal style free. The QUBE 500 comes flat packed and disassembled, designed to offer a fun, easy, and satisfying build experience that starts from scratch. Plus, The Qube 500's innovative packaging greatly reduces its transportation carbon footprint and overall environmental costs. From dual 280mm radiator slots and 8 fan locations to EATX support, this case has all you need for a moder build all at a super compact size of just 33L.

Review: elegant case - It's an excellent case. I'll give you some pros and cons during its assembly and use. Positive 1. Its size is very compact, allowing you to free up space that a larger case would take up. 2. It has a clear assembly plan based on the needs you need. In my case, I wanted to use it lying down, and it looks great. 3. It has plenty of space for optimal cable management. 4. If you follow the manual carefully, you can distribute the airflow well. In my case, my processor and graphics card dropped 5 degrees compared to my previous case. 5. The material is very rigid. 6. It has a variety of uses, from test benches to conventional case. Negative 1. I've noticed dust on the glass and components after a few days of use. A blowdown with compressed air every four months should be considered, depending on the user. 2. Consider the size of the graphics card and liquid cooling system you'll be using, as this will impact airflow. 3- Use a power supply with low noise if you plan to use it lying down. In conclusion, it's a very good and elegant case. It has some debate in the communities regarding airflow, but if you know how to arrange your components, that criticism is null and void.
Review: Quiet, cool, handsome, and makes assembly a breeze! - I love the ability to start my assembly by installing the motherboard on the mb tray. This leaves plenty of room to start plugging in cables. Especially with a tall tower style air cooler it is difficult with most mb's to plug in the cpu power and cpu fan cables if the top is already on. For most people that is the most frustrating part of a pc assembly. The case came together in less than an hour. I watched a couple videos and cooler master has done a great job showing how to put the case together. Links on the box via QR code. Also the pieces come out of the box in order. The instruction pamphlet is confusing as the numbering of the steps is not very clear and is not intuitive. It goes 1,2,3,1,1,2,1,2, etc. WHY.. EVERYTHING ELSE IS FANTASTIC But CM has videos as well as other users and reviewers. The front panel connections (power, power led, hdd led and reset) are combined into one 5x2 plastic block that goes into the left half of the front panel header on the mb. I never saw this done before and figuring out that simple change was the longest part of this build. I ran 3d mark and the temperature of my cpu went DOWN. The concern others have about the dust filters blocking air flow did not apply in my case, but I have an AMD cpu not Intel as one concerned reviewer did. I did not overclock. I would not be concerned about temperatures. Noise is not an issue either. I barely hear it and if anything else is on the noise from the fans is completely masked by the noise in my apartment. I do not think a 360 mm radiator is a good choice for this case, CM doesn't say it would even fit, due to the placement of the power supply. A 280 or 240 supposedly fits, but I put in an air cooler: the ThermalRight Assassination Warrior Ninja Killer had plenty of room despite the need for the front fan to rise 3-5 mm above the cooling tower due to tall rgb memory. You can exchange the side panels to allow room for fans in the side bracket. Cooling and noise is not an issue in my build which contains a 9900x and a 7900xt with 650 watt Silversmith G style ps all running at stock. Size is fantastic, it is about as compact as one could reasonable ask with these components and air cooling. I take great satisfaction in knowing that I can still assemble my own computer from parts researched by myself. It's nice to be environmentally correct and support companies trying to green up their businesses. QUBE 500 has a great compact size without the difficulty such small builds usually entail. The handle makes moving the case safe and secure. The problems: if you have larger than ATX power supply and a long graphics card you will have difficulties. I put my power supply at the highest spot and routed the fixed cpu, gpu and mb cables around and behind my 335 mm graphics card. Cable management is a B or B+ with my ATX power supply. An SFX ps would give cable management an A with plenty of room in the rear for more. It looks ok, but the cables are bent to their maximum safe bending angle. Depending on the exact size and location of your ps cables getting around a long gpu could be an issue. I did not install sata style hard drives as I bought my first NVME stick and I love it. There is room in back to place more drives, and also in the front if you don't want to put fans in the bottom. I am wait and see on adding fans, the one it comes with and the 2 from my ThermalRight tower plus the 3 in my CPU and the 1 in the power supply seem to be enough right now. I may add 2 x 140mm in the bottom and/or a 240/280 mm CPU radiator in the top. If you don't have a power supply yet consider a fully modular and perhaps an SFX form factor AND PERHAPS fanless just to reduce possible noise. Cleaning dust filters seems straight forward, the front and top panels do snap off and on so no screwdrivers are required to clean them. The bottom filter is magnetic and easy to place on and off.

## Features

- DIY For Everyone: Embrace a sustainable flatpack design for a fun and flexible building experience, perfect for both beginners and seasoned builders.
- Highly Customizable: Experience an unparalleled level of customizability to express your creativity.
- Fully Modular: Enjoy modular panels that simplify case prep. Each panel is individually removable, making maintenance a breeze.
- Full-Sized Specs, Pint-Sized Body: Despite its compact 33L size, it accommodates Mini-ITX to E-ATX for easy installation and future expansion.
- Components Clearance: Maximum supports CPU coolers up to 164mm, GPUs up to 365mm, and PSUs up to 332mm.
- Versatile Cooling: Stay ahead with versatile mounting options for a 280mm liquid cooler and up to 9 fans for optimal performance.
- USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C: Integrated in the I/O panel is a USB 3.2 Type-C port.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CDQTTH89 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #142 in Computer Cases |
| Brand | Cooler Master |
| Color | Macaron |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (387) |
| Date First Available | August 4, 2023 |
| Department | Computer Cases |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18.11 x 9.09 x 16.33 inches |
| Item Weight | 22 pounds |
| Item model number | Q500-DGNN-S00 |
| Manufacturer | Cooler Master |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 18.11 x 9.09 x 16.33 inches |
| Series | QUBE 500 Flatpack Macaron |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cooler Master
- **Case Type:** Mid Tower
- **Color:** Macaron
- **Cooling Method:** Air, Water
- **Fan Size:** 280 Millimeters
- **Material:** Tempered Glass
- **Model Name:** QUBE 500 Flatpack Macaron
- **Motherboard Compatability:** Extended ATX
- **Power Supply Mounting Type:** Bottom Mount
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Business, Gaming

## Images

![QUBE 500 Flatpack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81nYYO64gOL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it hold a micro atx motherboard?**
A: Normally if it will hold a full ATX, a micro ATX will fit fine. I have the Q300 for Micro ATX. The Q500 should be good...

**Q: Is the side panel acrylic or glass?**
A: The side panel is acrylic.

CM-PNguyen

**Q: Will this work a 8hpgt dell precision t3600 atx motherboard??**
A: No i dont think so. it can only fit. Mini ATX and Micro ATX. pretty small motherboards. i think you need a midsize ATX or larger

**Q: Cual es el peso exsacto ya enviado del QL500 en libras?**
A: 8.50 libras

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ elegant case
*by J***. on September 11, 2025*

It's an excellent case. I'll give you some pros and cons during its assembly and use. Positive 1. Its size is very compact, allowing you to free up space that a larger case would take up. 2. It has a clear assembly plan based on the needs you need. In my case, I wanted to use it lying down, and it looks great. 3. It has plenty of space for optimal cable management. 4. If you follow the manual carefully, you can distribute the airflow well. In my case, my processor and graphics card dropped 5 degrees compared to my previous case. 5. The material is very rigid. 6. It has a variety of uses, from test benches to conventional case. Negative 1. I've noticed dust on the glass and components after a few days of use. A blowdown with compressed air every four months should be considered, depending on the user. 2. Consider the size of the graphics card and liquid cooling system you'll be using, as this will impact airflow. 3- Use a power supply with low noise if you plan to use it lying down. In conclusion, it's a very good and elegant case. It has some debate in the communities regarding airflow, but if you know how to arrange your components, that criticism is null and void.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quiet, cool, handsome, and makes assembly a breeze!
*by P***O on January 27, 2025*

I love the ability to start my assembly by installing the motherboard on the mb tray. This leaves plenty of room to start plugging in cables. Especially with a tall tower style air cooler it is difficult with most mb's to plug in the cpu power and cpu fan cables if the top is already on. For most people that is the most frustrating part of a pc assembly. The case came together in less than an hour. I watched a couple videos and cooler master has done a great job showing how to put the case together. Links on the box via QR code. Also the pieces come out of the box in order. The instruction pamphlet is confusing as the numbering of the steps is not very clear and is not intuitive. It goes 1,2,3,1,1,2,1,2, etc. WHY.. EVERYTHING ELSE IS FANTASTIC But CM has videos as well as other users and reviewers. The front panel connections (power, power led, hdd led and reset) are combined into one 5x2 plastic block that goes into the left half of the front panel header on the mb. I never saw this done before and figuring out that simple change was the longest part of this build. I ran 3d mark and the temperature of my cpu went DOWN. The concern others have about the dust filters blocking air flow did not apply in my case, but I have an AMD cpu not Intel as one concerned reviewer did. I did not overclock. I would not be concerned about temperatures. Noise is not an issue either. I barely hear it and if anything else is on the noise from the fans is completely masked by the noise in my apartment. I do not think a 360 mm radiator is a good choice for this case, CM doesn't say it would even fit, due to the placement of the power supply. A 280 or 240 supposedly fits, but I put in an air cooler: the ThermalRight Assassination Warrior Ninja Killer had plenty of room despite the need for the front fan to rise 3-5 mm above the cooling tower due to tall rgb memory. You can exchange the side panels to allow room for fans in the side bracket. Cooling and noise is not an issue in my build which contains a 9900x and a 7900xt with 650 watt Silversmith G style ps all running at stock. Size is fantastic, it is about as compact as one could reasonable ask with these components and air cooling. I take great satisfaction in knowing that I can still assemble my own computer from parts researched by myself. It's nice to be environmentally correct and support companies trying to green up their businesses. QUBE 500 has a great compact size without the difficulty such small builds usually entail. The handle makes moving the case safe and secure. The problems: if you have larger than ATX power supply and a long graphics card you will have difficulties. I put my power supply at the highest spot and routed the fixed cpu, gpu and mb cables around and behind my 335 mm graphics card. Cable management is a B or B+ with my ATX power supply. An SFX ps would give cable management an A with plenty of room in the rear for more. It looks ok, but the cables are bent to their maximum safe bending angle. Depending on the exact size and location of your ps cables getting around a long gpu could be an issue. I did not install sata style hard drives as I bought my first NVME stick and I love it. There is room in back to place more drives, and also in the front if you don't want to put fans in the bottom. I am wait and see on adding fans, the one it comes with and the 2 from my ThermalRight tower plus the 3 in my CPU and the 1 in the power supply seem to be enough right now. I may add 2 x 140mm in the bottom and/or a 240/280 mm CPU radiator in the top. If you don't have a power supply yet consider a fully modular and perhaps an SFX form factor AND PERHAPS fanless just to reduce possible noise. Cleaning dust filters seems straight forward, the front and top panels do snap off and on so no screwdrivers are required to clean them. The bottom filter is magnetic and easy to place on and off.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little case!
*by J***Y on September 24, 2025*

Building in this case is equal parts refreshing and challenging, looks good when built though! Case is mostly a few screws away and came together in about 30 minutes, it's size is much easier to take over the Corsair Air 500 that once stood in it's place. Bonus for a USB C port, and two 10Gbps capable front USB-A ports as well! Liquid cooling is a bit of a fumble, though. I had spent 15 minutes fussing with my 240mm AIO only to require a flip on where the hoses come out from the radiator, as the PSU in the front blocks the hoses from coming out in a conventional location. While the PSU can move downwards, generally you will find it's easier for the hoses to come down towards the rear fan than where the PSU sits. The manual is basically useless, though. Thankfully all the instructions are printed on the inside of the box, so make sure you keep it nearby!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Cooler Master QUBE 500 Flatpack Macaron High Airflow Gaming ATX PC Mid-Tower, Customizable, Tempered Glass, Vertical GPU Mount, 365mm GPU Clearances, USB-C, Carrying Handle, Gem Mini
- Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE CPU Cooler, 6 Heat Pipes AGHP Technology, Dual 120mm PWM Fans, 1550RPM Speed, for AMD:AM4 AM5/Intel LGA 1700/1150/1151/1200/1851,PC Cooler
- Thermalright TL-C12CW-S X3 CPU Fan 120mm White ARGB Case Cooler Fan, up to 1550RPM Cooling Fan，4pin PWM Silent Computer Fan with S-FDB Bearing Included

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