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A compact Mini-Tower chassis built for Micro-ATX motherboards in a black finish
The Cooler Master CMP 320 is a mini-tower case built for Micro-ATX motherboards. Its black finish suits understated desk builds. The compact footprint fits tight spaces while still housing essential components for daily computing or light gaming.
This chassis suits users assembling a Micro-ATX system where desk space is limited. Builders needing full ATX or E-ATX board support, or those planning extensive liquid-cooling loops, should consider larger enclosures instead.
The case accepts only Micro-ATX motherboards, so board size is the single specification that determines compatibility. Verify your motherboard matches this form factor before purchase.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Cooler Master |
| Product line | Master CMP 320 |
| Part number | CP320-KGNN-S00 |
| Product type | Micro-ATX |
| Product color | Black |
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