The Cooler Master MasterCase H500 has some excellent features -- namely cooling -- but is it worth the frustration?

Years and years ago, I was watching a movie with a couple of friends and my brothers. Most of us have seen the movie before, but we decided to watch it again because none of us had seen it recently. At one point in the movie, one of my friends made a bet with my brother about what was going to happen next. We were not really sure, since we have not seen it in a while. The bet was stupid and basically I just remember my friend said he would eat his words. None of us thought anything would really happen except for one of them saying, "I told you so." When my brother ended up being right, they actually decided to make it a serious thing and figure out how someone would eat their words. They decided it would be best if the friend would write something on a muffin, or at least attempt to, and then eat it. I mean, I do not think he lost the bet, since he got a muffin out of it. It just ended up being a case of taking something figurative way too literally. I might have to eat my words as well today. About a year ago, I wrote a review on the Noctua NF-A Series, which included two 200 mm fans. I claimed in the review that it would be rare to have a case which requires 200 mm fans, and it is still rare. Today, however, we have the Cooler Master MasterCase H500, which features two 200 mm RGB fans. Read on to see if they, and the rest of the case, are worth it!