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Old 11-08-08   #1 (permalink)
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Default [HardwareCanucks] Cooler Master HAF 932 Full Tower Case Review
Cooler Master HAF 932 Full Tower Case Review

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Today we will be looking at a new Full Tower cases from the masters of engineering at Cooler Master which may add a 5th to my personal favorites list. This new case in some ways builds on the performance of the popular Cosmos S but then adds in numerous innovations which will have most uber geeks drooling with envy. The new case we are referring to is none other than the Cooler Master HAF 932. This case is now available from select retailers and e-tailers throughout the country and goes for $165.




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mm i'd stick with the cosmos or antec 1200 if i had one lol though it does look awesome
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this thing is a beast! saw in Microcenter and just stood there and
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That is nice. But I think CoolerMaster went a bit overboard with oversized fans. Nonetheless, this'll go on my Christmas wishlist.
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That is nice. But I think CoolerMaster went a bit overboard with oversized fans. Nonetheless, this'll go on my Christmas wishlist.
What Cooler Master accomplished with the fan setup in this case is nothing less than genius. With only four case fans, they've offered something with supreme air cooling; besting previous champions like the A900. I'm typing this on a system installed into a HAF and with the fans wide-open I can barely hear it. The only side effect is low temps
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Wow that thing weighs 30 pounds...but than again my Stacker weighs 40 pounds case alone.

Its a nice case tho, whats HAF stand for?
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I think HAF stands for High Air Flow.
I have it. It is awesome. Great airflow and exceptionally quiet.

Also Microcenter.com has them for around 125 or so.
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I think HAF stands for High Air Flow.
I have it. It is awesome. Great airflow and exceptionally quiet.

Also Microcenter.com has them for around 125 or so.
I got mine at Micro Center. I was shopping around and I had to do a double take after I saw the floor model. Soon it was mine . Paid $130.
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