Just got it in and set it up, gotta say best case ive ever owned. For functionality beats P180 hands down and personally I like the looks better. Cable management is awesome and im usually not the type to care... Only one downside... no filters. Also its kinda odd they made the power led and hd led blue and not red.
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HAF 932!
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lol its funny you mention that, my roommate is a cable freak and has a Antec 900 and said WTF when he watched me put it together and my cables are cleaner than his. Hes thinking about ordering one now too.
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Fell in love with the case the first time I saw it. I was hell-bent on aluminum, but after seeing the HAF, I couldn't care less.
Technophobe
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Yes please, dust city here too. Was keen on a case with removable MB tray but all the space of this one, who cares...
I have to post here to show my love for this case. Originally i was going to buy the cosmos S and after i saw this case inside and out i had to have it. Tons of room, i'm about to switch to water with a triple rad in the top. Due to this i will be putting a side window in this case. I feel that i can do with out one of the fans and i didn't think i'd miss a window as much as i did.
lord_citan
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Very clean wiring job...lots of room inside, this thing is massive!
lkiller1231
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nder, why don't you side the cable behind the tray? I think it can look better
nder, why don't you side the cable behind the tray? I think it can look better
Everyone puts the cables behind the tray on the HAF, I prefer to stand out. Besides, the HAF is an aggressive case, why not have aggressive cable management?
Technophobe
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Thats a new one for me - aggressive cable management
With the power cables where they are, it blocks some front fan airflow. Not that it would make a huge difference tho. Did you take off the 140mm rear exhaust for a reason?Thats a new one for me - aggressive cable management
Where I routed the cables, it doesn't block and airflow. The thermals were the same regardless if the 140mm fan was there or not.
As you can see the cables were routed around the holes where air can blow through. And my cabling really depends on the case, for example I usually route cables behind the mobo tray for the Antec 1200.
I purchased the filters at Home Depot, the ones that go in your home air vents. I just cut it to size, I removed the front fan, and placed it in between the fan and case. It was really easy.
See the filter installed here:
Monkeypillow
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I prefer to show my cables in the HAF.
But that's just me.
Very nice! Did you do away with the PSU standoff?
The PSU standoff is still there, but the angle of the picture hides it.
Monkeypillow
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I think my HAF 932 must be warped -- that or my PSU. I have to supply an incredible amount of force to screw the unit in, relying on the threading action of the screw to pull the PSU flush with the back of the case. My PSU's chassis is now somewhat bend, but I can't figure out what caused what.