Cyberpower MSI Infinity Pro System Review
Up Close
Up Close
Within the box we have all the extra bits and bobs you’d have got if you’d have built it yourself. No manuals though in our review sample. Something we hope is rectified in models built for the public.
As regular readers will know we’ve spoken at length about the importance and genius of the Instapak foam insert design. It guarantees you new purchase will arrive in the same condition it left their offices.
Given that some people obviously don’t notice the giant piece of foam padding, Cyberpower have tucked the power cable into the case. It’s therefore impossible to start it up without having first removed the protective foam. Assuming you don’t already have a kettle lead on hand…
A slight negative about this case is the lack of Type-C connectors at the front panel. As nearly all our smart devices use Type-C it stops us fumbling around at the back of our system. Just something to be aware of.
The MSI RTX 4060 Ventus 2X White graphics card is very petite. If you’ve seen as many as we have then it’s nice to have one that isn’t a foot long. As well as being compact the white perfectly matches the case. Also it’s exactly as much cooling as you need for this GPU. Temperature results at the end of this review.
As well as the four ARGB Cyberpower fans, the MSI AIO has a pair to keep the Core i5-14400 nice and cool. They are heavily curved, 9 bladed fans able to push up to 78 CFM. Thankfully the processor is efficient enough we’ll never really need such volumes of air, even in the current summer heat.
The MSI 240mm AIO has a spectacular pump top. A reflective MSI Dragon logo is surrounded by a diffused ARGB section. Placed in the middle of the heavily branded MSI B760 motherboard, the benefits of going all MSI are clear. At least thematically.
The rear of a case always shows off how much care and attention the system was built with. A motherboard hides a multitude of sins. With the double compartment nature of the Cyberpower Ark case there are even more places to hide things and yet they’ve routed everything perfectly. It’s lovely.
Although we’ve seen it in close up details, seeing the Cyberpower MSI Infinity Pro as an overall product shows a couple of things. Firstly, how nice it is to stick to a single manufacturer. It just looks better and scratches that itch we have that, whilst not OCD, is at least preferring neatness. Secondly, How well the parts work as a harmonious whole. A lot of white, but nicely balanced. As you’ll see on the next page, when powered on it’s positively glorious.
Lastly around the back you can see the MSI B760 Plus gives you a whole array of connection options. Additionally, the Cyberpower Ark White case has many cooling vents. It’s certainly roomy.
