COOLER MASTER HAF 932 Advanced RC-932-KKN5-GP Black Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case with USB 3.0, Black Interior and Four Fans-1x 230mm front RED LED fan, 1x 140mm rear fan, 1x 230mm top fan, and 1x 230mm side fan

Pros: My first full tower case. Love it. So much more quiet than my Antec 900. Love the access to the hard drives and the cable routing is good. Don't think I will ever go back to a mid tower.

Cons: The hard drive and power LED's are a bit on the bright side, no big deal for me, was just surprised at how bright they were.

Other Thoughts: I don't know if any cases have some sort of plug rigged up for the side panel fan, but I think that would be a nice feature.

Pros: Plenty of room for everything with a great layout. Installation of components was quite easy with this large chassis.

Cons: My motherboard did not have an iEEE 1394 connection so I simply removed the cable from the front panel connection. Also the case fans are all three pin connectors so I was not able to connect them to the motherboard to allow it to control the speeds.

Other Thoughts: Build Specs:

Case: Cooler Master HAF932 Advanced
Mobo: Asus Sabretooth 990FX R2.0 AM3+
CPU: AMD 8350 Vishera 8-core
GPU: Asus GeForce 680 4GB GDDR5
RAM: G-Skill Sniper 16GB (8GB x 2)
CPU FAN: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
SSD: Kingston Hyper X 120GB
HHD: Western Digital Black 1TB
Optical Drive: LG Black Blu-Ray R/W
Wireless: Asus PCE-N15
OS: Windows 8 64-bit OEM

Pros: Plenty of work room
No tools required for most of the work except installing the mobo. My favorites are the locks for the GPU and the slots for Hard drives.

Cons: Not enough airflow. I have the fans turned on max in my bios and they don't even compare to my old Antec case. It lacks an external controller for the fans. Sure the fans are big, but they do not spin up fast.

Pros: This thing is HUGE (not in a bad bulky way). Has lots of room for parts as well as cable management behind the mobo. It also has a lot of cooling options if the 3 230mm fans aren't working for you including room for a massive radiator up top (or even a secondary PSU) if you choose to go that route. There is even an option to mount an internal 140mm draw fan and shroud to force air directly on your GPU. On top of that it also has an abundance of front-side port options. The casters on the bottom helps provide even more air flow which gives me a little piece of mind since the PSU is down there.

Cons: Large fans + High air flow = lots of dust inside and on the grills of your case. The power button feels cheap and wiggles inside the placement hole.

Other Thoughts: The only thing stopping me from giving this 5 eggs is the amount of dust it collects. I wipe the outside of the case off every couple of days and clean the inside once a month. I have replace the side and top fans with OEM Red LED fans I bought from the CMStore (for aesthetics, not because they went bad) and mixed with the CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO I'm able to sit at a temperature of around 45-50 F with no liquid cooling. I would like to have seen a fan that sits between the side panel and the HDD rack like the Cosmos 2 since there are slits in the side panel but the front 230mm fan does blow directly on this carriage with the option to mount a fan on the opposite side to help pull air through the tower so its not a big deal. All-in-all I would highly recommend this tower to anyone looking to build a high-end system.

Pros: Lots of room,upper and lower incert for power supply, however upper fan stops you from fitting a power supply in there...easy slide out bays for instalation of hard drives..wires are coved underneth was very pleased to do it without removeing the other side cover..

Cons: fans do not run very fast and show up on my asus at around 300 to 400 and puts the warning on i think i will have to replace them outside of that it is an eggcellant item well built and not flimsy. was pleased to get everything in and not have to fight for room.. i love it .and i will replace the fams with something that will take me out of the red zone. but i will not take a egg away for that nice job i am pleased ...

Other Thoughts: speed the fans up and you have mastered the best case i have seen in along time

Pros: Lots of room in the case. love that you can have the psu on the top or bottom of the case. bottom of the case if you have a WC. lots of fan size options if you need to replace the stock fans. Solid heavy build.

Cons: only wish the front jack wires weren't originally routed through the drive bays but its an easy fix.

Pros: extremely roomy case with fantastic airflow, and very good cable management capabilities, gorgeous. quiet.

Cons: only 1 led fan.....

(big deal, I'm old enough not to care)

Other Thoughts: after my build, which I spent a lot of $$$ on, I couldn't have been more pleased. People might be building more compact machines, that's fine, but space isn't an issue for me. I fact I was looking for a case that would swallow what I had to put into it, leave plenty of room for more. Airflow was a key issue for me... No worries there, this case is all about big, quiet fans.... if something is running hot it's not because there isn't enough air moving through to cool it....

Pros: Lots of room. beautiful industrial design, comes in red. great inputs lots of options and fans

Cons: some of the wires are finicky that they can dislodge from the MoBo

Other Thoughts: good case at a decent price

Pros: This case has a lot of space inside. Plenty of space for whatever kind of CPU cooler you want to use and more than enough space for multiple graphics cards.

On top of this, the 240mm fans on the front (intake), side (intake for GPUs), and top (exhaust) provide plenty of airflow in and out of the case to keep any graphics card set up reasonably cool, and of course the exhaust fan at the rear of the case lets your CPU cooler direct the heat from the CPU directly out the back of the case.

Cons: Heavy: This case is a bit heavy, definitely not something that I would like to move around too much, but then again I read the case specs and knew the weight from the start, so its not a complaint, just something to be aware of.

Wheels: Once I got the wheels mounted onto the case, it made the case feel a little off-balance, almost as if the wheels were not the same size. I tried to figure out a way to balance the wheels myself, but was unable to get anything to work.

All in all, not a big deal since the wheels were just a novelty for me, I dont plan on rolling my computer around anywhere in the near future.

Other Thoughts: I love this case and I am sure that I will be using it for years to come as I update and build new computers.

Pros: This is the best case I've ever built a box in, and I've built a fair number of them. Its tool-less enough to make setup very easy and it has tons of space to install everything you want in a dream machine comfortably. The cooling is excellent! My 4.7 Ghz i7 3770k idles at at most 2 C above room ambient and my non-liquid cooled dual 680's are impossible to overheat with burn in tests, too. With the number of large size fans this case takes, it can be efficiently cooled very quietly! Cable management is excellent as well!

Cons: The only con is that I only have one and my other boxes are in lesser cases (by lesser I mean not this one). If you like LAN parties it may be heavy fully loaded, but I had absolutely no issue with a dolly.

Also, if your power supply is on the bottom, then the fan location on the bottom of the case can only a 14mm thick fan and not a standard 120x120x25. A Scythe Slipstream Slim fits perfectly and blowing down reduces dust inside it.

Other Thoughts: In case anyone is curious, I can fit 2 blue cold cathodes, 2 UV cold cathodes, 2 cathode light sound controllers, 2 blue laser LED arrays, 2 SSDs in raid 0, 2 enterprise HDDS, optical drive, XSPC 2 bay water reservoir and pump combo, 2x GTX 680s, and a standard ATX motherboard all comfortably. There are no visible cables, either. I have the PSU on the bottom and on the top I can fit a triple 120 uber thick radiator with extra thick (43mm) fans without interfering with the motherboard. That's a good 11cm thick or so of liquid cooling hardware on the top of the case with clearance above the motherboard. I can't really fit a case that painlessly fits all of that.