Roomy and Airy (Cooler Master HAF 932)

Member Name: agewills

Product:	Cooler Master HAF 932
Date:	11/09/09 (28 review reads)
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Advantages: good air flow, large, tidy, easy fitting

Disadvantages: its massive .

I was considering buying the antec 1200 case, when this coolermaster one caught my eye. I'm glad it did too because quite frankly, its awesome. The first thing to say is, it's HUGE, really really massive. But that's not a bad thing today, especially with the size of current graphics cards. 4 large internal fans provide plenty of airflow. The design of the case is superb. HDD's and optical drive slot into place with ease and without need for screws. Its quiet too. The best thing tho, had to be the wire tidying abilities. both sides of the case come off and if you take the back off, you can hide the cables and keep them in place with cable tidies, keeping the main part of the case spacious, neat and well ventilated. I upgraded from a midi case and it was well worth doing. One thing that does disappoint is the red fans shown in the gallery are only examples. The front fan has red LED goodness, but the others will only have it if you buy seperate fans and stick them in to replace the large ones already installed in their. its a minor point though as the case is a joy to own!

There are inputs on the front for USB, headphones/mic and E-sata. The chassis fans have plenty of cable and connections for straight to the PSU or to the motherboard. As you can see from my pics it easy swallowed my Intel core i7 mobo, CPU, Coolermaster V8 heatsink, PSU, BFG 280 GPU, Soundcard, 3 hard drive and 3 optical drives with plenty of room to spare.
I'd recommend it to anyone.

Summary: A good room upgrade case

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