Cooler Master HAF 932 Black Tower Case

With pure innovative strength, Cooler Master, the leader in enthusiast computer components, has unleashed yet another prevailing arsenal to compete in the full-tower chassis segment. Proud and robust in its appearance, the HAF 932 presents its sturdy sentinel housing and revolutionary high air flow structure to enhance and protect any hardware component that is worthy of the highest performance.

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• Reviewed by:

  05-22-09

  Duration of ownership: 30 Days

  Strengths: The case is well made & roomy. Lots of air flow. The hard drive racks are the best, no tools! There is plenty of room under the motherboard plate for cables, and case has a great paint job.

  Weaknesses:The mount on the bottom of the case restricts air flow to your power supply. I cut the plate ribs out with a dremel to improve air flow. Even with this mod I rate this case a 5+.

  Overall Evaluation: After getting this great case - I looked at the HAF- 922 on the coolermaster site. It looks like a mid tower case of the haf-932 without the power supply plate problem. Good fix coolermaster!

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  03-19-09

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  Strengths: None.....

  Weaknesses:Provantage is saying that my product is and has been awaiting conformation for the last week at some warehouse distributor. However this seems a bit strange when they have 4 HAF 930's in stock.

  Overall Evaluation: Probably will never know what the HAF 930 performs like considering it is becoming more and more evident that provantage might be a scam. Never going this route again, tigerdirect or newegg seems to be the only way to go.

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