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azumi · 07-04-09

But the HAF 932 has no dust filter for any intake fan. I wonder does the dust could be removed easily?
I have been living in a Tropical climate country, where has dust everywhere.
The CM Storm Sniper looks nice, but if I buy a E-ATX motherboard in the future, it cant fit the Storm.
And somebody can tell me the difference between ATX and E-ATX motherboard, except the dimension?
Thanks.

slothfish · 07-04-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by azumi

But the HAF 932 has no dust filter for any intake fan. I wonder does the dust could be removed easily?
I have been living in a Tropical climate country, where has dust everywhere.

If you're worried about dust get the Antec 902 or 1200. They both come with a bunch of dust filters standard.

ZealotKi11er · 07-04-09

Have you looked at CM 840? From those i would say Cosmos S.

azumi · 07-05-09

The Antec 1200 also has two rubberized slots for cooling water tubes. So why people suggest Antec for air cooling, HAF 932 for water cooling?

Bazuny · 07-05-09

Antec 1200! Great quality.

Blackhawk4 · 07-05-09

Dust really isnt a problem with my Haf-932 I made my own. Cheaper than buying those crap pre-made filters and does a better job by a mile. Haf-932 gets my vote. Check out 1st page in my sig. those are what i copied off for my dust filters

boredgunner · 07-05-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er

Have you looked at CM 840? From those i would say Cosmos S.

+1

I would recommend the ATCS 840 over any of those.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8_1c...layer_embedded

yang88she · 07-05-09

vote for the cosmos s, it will be my next case

azumi · 07-05-09

Yang88!
you are using Antec 1200, and why do you want to change to the Cosmos S?

slothfish · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by azumi

Yang88!
you are using Antec 1200, and why do you want to change to the Cosmos S?

He is probably going water cooling and wants the huge interior of the Cosmos. The Cosmos is a HUGE case. The Antec 1200 is much better for aircooling though, it has better fan placement, more fans, and a better design for airflow than any of the cases you have listed. It also comes standard with filters.

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azumi New to Overclock.net Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 18 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	But the HAF 932 has no dust filter for any intake fan. I wonder does the dust could be removed easily? I have been living in a Tropical climate country, where has dust everywhere. The CM Storm Sniper looks nice, but if I buy a E-ATX motherboard in the future, it cant fit the Storm. And somebody can tell me the difference between ATX and E-ATX motherboard, except the dimension? Thanks. Last edited by azumi : 07-04-09 at 11:48 PM

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07-05-09	#14 (permalink)
azumi New to Overclock.net Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 18 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	The Antec 1200 also has two rubberized slots for cooling water tubes. So why people suggest Antec for air cooling, HAF 932 for water cooling?

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azumi New to Overclock.net Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 18 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	Yang88! you are using Antec 1200, and why do you want to change to the Cosmos S?

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