Question 1

Does any1 know what size AIO coolers this will fit?  I know it shows the radiator sizes, but would like to know AIO(with fans).  Thanks

Accepted Answer

A 280mm Corsair H115i  fits like a glove behind the factory RGB fans if you take out the 2 SSD bays.  No problem if you're using a m.2.  There's even room for the two 140mm fans that come with the H115i if you wanted to do a push-pull fan set-up. Anything bigger than 280mm and you're going to be pulling out the HDD bays.

Question 2

For the MasterBox Pro 5 RGB ATX Mid-Tower with 3 x 120mm RGB Fans how do I turn on the RGB function of the fans? My friend helped me set up my pc and both he and I believe to have connected the correct pins to my ASUS ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING motherboard, however the lights for the fans do not light up. Do I need some sort of application to use the RGB functions or is it a problem with the case?

Accepted Answer

The fan's RGB functionality is controlled by Asus's Aura software, but any properly attached RGB-enabled parts should color cycle on startup. If you start the computer and the fans don't color-cycle, check to see that the RGB cables are plugged into the RGB splitter, and that the splitter is plugged into either of the two white headers on your motherboard. RGB headers are also directional, so make sure that they're connected in the correct orientation.

Question 3

How is the air flow in this case?

Accepted Answer

Its ok. It comes with 3 rgb fans in front and one standard, black fan on back exhaust (wish they used rgb like front fans). No options to turn the RPMs up or down (that I know of) on any of the included fans. My gripe is that the 3 fans on the front only allow airflow from the bottom of the pop-in plastic front-face (I thought it was tempered glass before I purchased, was a bit disappointed with this). The opening space at the bottom of the front cover is about 4-5" wide by maybe 1/3"-1/2"; the front plastic covering could have been better designed to allow airflow from the sides. All-in-all its good if you're not a gamer, I'd say. I code, watch videos, download, etc. If you want it for gaming, Im hoping you're going to use a water-cooling system, it'll def get stuffy in there with a beefy video card adding to the overall heat. Hope this helps

Question 4

how do you get the led's to work?  i have the rgb connector on the mobo fan header and the molex connector connected to the psu...the lights did work initially. now, only the fanes work.

Accepted Answer

It's been a hot minute since I've really played with the controls. I've reinstalled Windows since originally setting up but have not reinstalled the RGB control software. The RGB control software that came with my motherboard (MSI Carbon Pro) was able to sync the lights to anything plugged into the mobo RGB led headers. If you haven't made any changes since you last had them working, maybe a software update hit your RGB control software and it needs to be setup again. As I type this I slightly remember this being the case when I first put my computer together; the fans worked but not the lights until they were configured in the software. Hope this helps a lil. Best of luck!

Question 5

Do I need the Cooler Master LEB Contorller HUB?

Accepted Answer

I don't have a Cooler Master led hub, but instead a ThermalTake branded one that was compatible with Mystic Lights. Works great with mobo headers.

Question 6

Does the RGB fans work with a Corsair Fan Controller Commander Pro box or is it strictly to Asus?

Accepted Answer

I don't see why not, the case doesn't come with a controller. I have a msi Mobo which I hooked a cooler master rgb controller to and just used a splitter cable for my fans so something with a fan controller would help.

Question 7

Are the front panel wires attached to the case or the front panel? i hate pulling off the front panel with wires attached.

Accepted Answer

The front panel io cables are attached to the front panel from what I saw when I assembled my rig, however the clear front comes off without the panel so you can access any roads or fans in there

Question 8

what is the difference between the Pro 5 RGB and Lite 5 RGB?

Accepted Answer

The lite 5 has a different front panel and acrylic dude panel while the pro it's tempered glass.

Question 9

How can I get a connector or adapter for RGB?  I have MSI Z370M GAMING PRO AC LGA 1151 (300 Series), but I do not see any outlet to connect.

Accepted Answer

The rgb fan connectors are convertible. By default the cable has a male end but it should be able to be removed so you have a female end to go with the male connectors on the mobo. It isn't made obvious in the manual and it confused me at first too.

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