Cooler Master N400 - Mid Tower Computer Case with Fully Meshed Front Panel (NSE-400-KKN2)
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Bottom line: The Cooler Master N400: Fully meshed front panel built for unrestricted airflow; main trade-off: only 2 of the 8 supported fans are included, so a full airflow setup costs extra.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Fully meshed front panel built for unrestricted airflow
- ✓ Fits a 240 mm radiator on the side or top, plus a 120 mm radiator at the rear
- ✓ Two Cooler Master XtraFlo 120 mm fans included, with room for up to 8 fans
- ✓ Three dust filters: top, right side panel, and PSU intake
- ✓ Two front USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports; mounts for up to three SSDs, two on a tool-less bracket
Cons
- ✗ Only 2 of the 8 supported fans are included, so a full airflow setup costs extra
- ✗ Included XtraFlo fans are non-LED, so they add no lighting to RGB builds
- ✗ Rear radiator mount is limited to 120 mm
- ✗ Front I/O lists USB 3.0 only, with no USB-C port mentioned
Manufacturer description
The Cooler Master N400 (NSE-400-KKN2) is a mid tower computer case built around one priority: airflow. Its fully meshed front panel lets cool air flow straight into the chassis. Two Cooler Master XtraFlo 120 mm fans come pre-installed and are arranged for optimum airflow out of the box. If you plan to water cool, the N400 gives you room to do it. You can mount a 240 mm radiator or two 120 mm fans on the right side or top of the case. The rear takes a 120 mm radiator. For air-cooled builds, the case supports up to eight fans in total. The case also suits SSD-first builds. Two drives fit on…
SpecPicks Verdict
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size radiator fits in the Cooler Master N400?
The N400 supports a 240 mm radiator on the right side or top of the case and a 120 mm radiator at the rear. Cooler Master lists 240 mm as the maximum radiator size.
How many fans come with the N400, and how many can it hold?
It ships with two non-LED Cooler Master XtraFlo 120 mm fans, arranged for optimum airflow. The case supports up to 8 fans in total.
How many SSDs can I install in the Cooler Master N400?
Up to three. Two mount on the tool-less 2.5-inch bracket, and one mounts at the bottom of the HDD cage.
Does the N400 have dust filters?
Yes. It has three dust filters, covering the top, the right side panel, and the power supply intake.
What front ports does the Cooler Master N400 have, and what is the warranty?
The front panel has two USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports. Check the product listing or Cooler Master's support site for current warranty terms.
Key Features
- Fully meshed front panel for superior airflow
- Supports a 240 mm water cooling radiator or two 120 mm fans on the right side or top of case
- Supports up to three SSDs -two on the tool-less 2.5 Inch bracket and one at the bottom of the HDD cage
- Supports a 120 mm water cooling radiator at the rear
- Includes two Cooler Master XtraFlo 120 mm fans (non-LED) arranged for optimum airflow with support for up to 8 fans total
- Three dust filters (top, right side panel, and power supply) for easy maintenance
Full Specifications
| Brand | Cooler Master |
|---|---|
| Color | N400 |
| Fan Size | 12 centimeters |
| Material | Metal |
| Case Type | Mid Tower |
| Model Name | NSE-400-KKN2 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Model Number | NSE-400-KKN2 |
| Built-In Media | case |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Number of Fans | 3, 8 |
| Mfr Part Number | NSE-400-KKN2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| Antenna Location | Business |
| Compatible Devices | NVIDIA GTX 690, AMD HD 7990 |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Total USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |
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