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Computex 2023 is in full swing, and Cooler Master has introduced a whole bunch of new goodies for us to enjoy. The most intriguing of these is the new Motion 1 gaming chair, which promises to revolutionize the way we view our gaming thrones.
prepared in collaboration with d boxThe Motion 1 is a chair that uses haptic technology to move you around while you play games, much like those 4D cinema seats you might stumble upon. The chair has a base that controls the motion and vibration of the chair, which also features a wraparound strip of RGB lighting.
The chair feels like the answer to a question no one ever asked: What if my chair could make me move around like a ragdoll while playing Assassin’s Creed? It will definitely improve my gaming performance! How am I supposed to get those sweet sweet Victory Royales in Fortnite if my chair is shaking? We don’t know how much the Motion 1 is going to cost, but considering how expensive the average gaming chair is Without The cost of haptics, it would probably be very expensive.
ready to fight
Two other interesting new arrivals are a keyboard and mouse: the MK770 Hybrid and the MM712 Pro, respectively. The MK770 Hybrid Keyboard is a compact model with hot-swappable key switches for maximum customization. To emphasize this, Cooler Master showcased it at Computex with a tiny astronaut in place of the Esc key, which I thought was adorable.
At first glance, the MM712 Pro mouse looks quite ordinary. It matches the overall vibe of the keyboard, but doesn’t hold up to its lovely retro-futuristic aesthetic. While the mouse doesn’t look very exciting, it offers both wireless and wired connectivity and ultra-responsive optical switches. I wish they had tailored the icons a bit more, but RGB is better than too much RGB.
Not entirely new but getting a fresh coat of paint are the TD500 Mesh V2 case, CK570 keyboard, MM310 gaming mouse, and CH331 gaming headset — all getting a major shine thanks to Cooler Master’s new collaboration with Capcom Is. The collab coincides with the release of Capcom’s Street Fighter 6, which means you can get a PC case with Chun-Li on it (or your beefcake of choice).
building the future
On the PC-building side, we meet the Cube 500 Flatpack Case – a lovely case that comes in several funky pastel shades. Because the case comes flat-packed like a piece of Ikea furniture, it minimizes the amount of packaging needed to ship it to you and thus leads to a smaller carbon footprint. Since the side panels are also heavily perforated, you’re guaranteed excellent airflow.
In the second case, the NCore100 Max includes built-in power and cooling solutions in a tall, ceramic-look bronze or blue tower. The cases certainly sound a bit strange; It reminds me of a vase my mom used to buy for display in her home. But while you might not be able to swap out fans and power supplies, you have a surprising amount of space to work with and can really cram it all in. rtx 4090 Graphics card inside.
The new MasterLiquid 360 Ion AIO cooler is equipped with stylish LEDs and features a sleek 2.1-inch customizable LCD screen. The cooler looks clean and has a really premium build look, and is packed with cool new features. There’s a slight redesign to the dual-chamber pump, which is supposed to help maximize cooling ‘synergy’.
That dual-chamber pump is also present in the new MasterLiquid 360 Atmos, but this AIO cooler focuses on sustainability instead (not unlike the Cube 500). The pump cover is now made entirely of eco-friendly recycled plastic and can be swapped out to allow you to fit custom 3D-printing designs.
If you prefer to build a completely liquid cooling system rather than use an AIO cooler, you should check out the MasterLoop Collection, which contains everything you need to assemble a kick-ass liquid loop in your gaming PC. is included. Cooler Master also announced a new power supply, the X Silent, which features an RGB fan — a nod to most PC cases hiding the PSU under a shroud these days.
