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Cougar launches airflow-oriented MX600 Max RGB case with dual 200mm front fans

Cougar has expanded its case lineup with the airflow-focused MX600 Max RGB, a mid-tower case featuring two pre-installed 200mm front ARGB fans and a modular I/O that allows users to mount on top or the bottom of the front panel.

The MX600 Max RGB (via Overclocking.com) has two integrated airflow deflectors: one at the base to direct air toward the graphics card and another along the motherboard tray that serves as a cable management channel. Internal clearance supports CPU coolers up to 170mm in height and graphics cards up to 400mm in length. An adjustable GPU support bracket is built into the frame to prevent card sag.

The MX600 Max RGB is compatible with ATX motherboards that use back-side connectors. The top panel is fully removable to facilitate access to EPS connectors and the installation of cooling hardware. While the front is limited to the pre-installed fans, the top panel supports radiators up to 360mm. The pre-installed 200mm fans operate between 300RPM and 1000RPM, delivering 140.4CFM of airflow and 1.5mmAq of static pressure, while the single rear 120mm ARGB fan runs up to 1400RPM. The front fan bracket is designed exclusively for 200mm units.

Storage options include a drive bay for either one 3.5-inch or two 2.5-inch drives, plus two additional 2.5-inch mounts behind the motherboard tray. For cable and lighting management, the case includes an integrated PWM/RGB hub.

KitGuru says: Pricing isn't known, but considering the non-Max is sold for around £100, this one shouldn't stray too far from that.

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