If you've been reading Rage3D Articles and Reviews for a while, you've likely noticed we've used Cooler Master's High Air Flow (HAF) series cases quite extensively. The HAF series has been around for a year or more now, with a several derivations and an update recently released. In our examination today, we'll look to how the Full Tower 932 & Mid Tower 922 models function in every day use - everyday Rage3D use that is, with regular builds, tear downs and component swap outs.

CoolerMaster High Air Flow 9-series

Product Highlights

Cooler Master HAF 932

• $159.99USD MSRP

• Full-Tower Case

• Bottom Mounted PSU design

• Support for 323mm Long Add-In Boards

• 230mm Red Illuminated Front Fan [700RPM/110CFM/19dBA]

• 230mm Upper Fan [700RPM/110CFM/19dBA]

• Side Mesh with 230mm Fan [700RPM/110CFM/19dBA] and Window

• 140mm Rear Fan [1200RPM/60CFM/17dBA]

• 6 5.25" Device Bays

• 6 3.5" Device Bays - 1 External, 5 Internal

• Front 4x USB 2.0 / 1x IEEE-1394 / 1x eSATA 2.0 / HD Audio Ports

• CPU Socket Cut-Out

Cooler Master HAF 922

• $109.99USD MSRP

• Mid-Tower Case

• Bottom Mounted PSU design

• Support for 12.4" (315mm) Long Add-In Boards

• 200mm Red Illuminated Front Fan [700RPM/19dBA]

• 200mm Upper Case Fan [700RPM/19dBA]

• 120mm Rear Fan [1200RPM/17dBA]

• 5 5.25" Device Bays

• 6 3.5" Device Bays - 1 External, 5 Internal

• Front 2x USB 2.0 / 1x eSATA 2.0 / HD Audio Ports

• Mesh Side Panel with Optional 2x120mm Fan or 200mm Fan

• CPU Socket Cut-Out

Cooler Master's new HAF-X launches June 15; today's article should give us a fresh perspective on what it's got to beat to be a success.