Buy Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced USB 3.0 ATX CaseCooler Master HAF 932 Advanced USB 3.0 ATX Case Product Description:
- Internal Bays Qty:5
- Specification Compliance:EPS12V/ PS/2
- Weight:13.4 kg
- Front Accessible Bays Qty:6
- Max Mainboard Size:Extended ATX
Product Description
Technical Specifications: 13.3 cm (5.25") slots: 6 · 8.9 cm (3.5") external slots: 1 · Colour: Black · Dimensions: (W x H x D) 230 x 545 x 575 mm · Form factor: ATX, Micro-ATX, E-ATX · Internal slots 6.4 cm (2.5"): 2 · Internal slots 8.9 cm (3.5"): 5 Description: COOLERMASTER HAF 932-KKN5-GP PC-GEHÃ"USE
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Damn great
By Edgar
If you're looking for a case that possesses a great deal of space, looks brilliant and is a real "cooler master", this one is definitely for you. I bought it some time ago and I haven't really experienced any drawbacks so far, only advantages such as:- USB 3.0 panel (just make sure your motherboard has got a socket for it),- 4 fans that you can easily remove (if you do that with the top one, you already have a place for two power supplies) and works quitely,- a couple of places for DVD / Blu Ray drives and hard drives,- an absolutely outstanding front red lightI don't regret WHATSOEVER spending this [] pounds for it... 5-star product, that's my opinion.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.AMAZING!
By Josh
I am using this case for my new rig, built it awhile ago.It is one of the most spacious cased with amazing air flow *as expected from coolmaster*Anyway, I could to express my satisfaction when it arrived, Got right into making my rig.-Good placed for cable management.-Spacious for Crossfire/SLI!-Micro ATX to XL-ATX motherboards X79 Sabertooth size this bad boy can hold it all!-Space for larger fans *which is always a plus for OC'ers and Temp freaks!-Overall looks lovely and runs like a god!Worth getting if you want a new rig with space for upgrades/extra cards.10/10 Well done coolmasters, Will be returned in a few years to see what other quality products I can buy for a better rig, or this case might still be in date as far as size goes!;D well done.~Josh
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
A good full-tower case with some major flaws
By Dimosthenis Kaponis
This is a generally well-made case by Coolermaster, that unfortunately suffers from some major flaws. The exterior and finish are pretty good, as are the included fans. The case truly does justice to its name in terms of the air flow; a packed system with multiple hard drives, SSDs and top of the range graphics cards stayed at reasonable temperatures, without any additional cooling. The case has the usual support for liquid cooling for those that care about that.Some parts, however, are flimsy, or even poorly constructed; the hard disk trays for example are plastic and thin and don't seem to provide the necessary support. The front panel ports were poorly made; both double USB connector dividers broke within a few weeks of buying this case after minimal (and very careful) use. This made the connectors dangerous as accidental shorting of the ports is extremely likely which may result in an abrupt shutdown or even motherboard damage. Another part which was truly disapointing was the included wheels, which literally broke within a few days of buying the case; Such a large case which is meant to house several components should most definitely have larger/better quality wheels to accompany it. The provided wheels are really badly made and cannot withstand the weight of the case.Apparently both the front panel issue with the USB connectors and the broken wheels issue are quite common for both the 932 and its successor, the HAF X (942). If CoolerMaster managed to fix these, as well as provide somewhat higher quality hard disk trays the case would surely be an excellent offering on the market, especially considering its price. Note that the 'advanced' model sold here includes the USB 3.0 5.25" front bracket whereas the original 932 did not provide any front USB 3.0 ports. Clearly this is a desparate attempt by CoolerMaster to sell its stock of 932s instead of doing a minimal redesign on the front-panel to provide one or two USB 3.0 ports there.If I were getting a new case right now I would probably avoid the 932 Advanced and go with a HAF X or another brand. While there is a lot to like about the 932 Advanced, it shows its age, it has some major flaws that seem to be relatively widespread and given that the HAF X is already about two years old, it seems to be near its End of Life, meaning that CoolerMaster will probably not care about remedying its flaws anytime soon.
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