Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced Full Tower Chassis Review
Henry Butt / 13 years ago
Exterior The HAF 932 Advanced isn’t the prettiest case on the market but it’s far from ugly. It is constructed from a combination of plastic and SECC steel and is black in colour.
In the front of the case there are five 5.25 bays which are covered with mesh panels to provide extra airflow. Below the first four bays, there is an additional panel which contains two USB3.0 connectors with the fifth and final 5.25 bay below.
At the top of the case, above the drive bays, we find the remaining front panel connections. From left to right we find two USB2.0 ports, a Firewire port, two further USB2.0 ports, an eSATA port and headphone and microphone jacks.
Down at the bottom of the front panel there is a large fan vent which contains a 230mm red intake fan which spins at 700 rpm. There is also a 230mm fan in the roof of the case. Unfortunately neither of these have dust filters so you will have to clean out your system quite frequently.
The side panel of the case gives us a myriad of different fan configuration options with mounts for four separate 120mm units or a single 230mm one. Cooler Master include a large 230mm fan with the case which spins at 700rpm.
Around the back of the case there is a 140mm exhaust vent which is populated by a 1200rpm fan by Cooler Master. This also has 120mm fan mountings should you need them, though.
At the top of the case at the back there is room for an auxiliary power supply but this area is blanked off as most users won’t make use of this feature. The blanking plate features two external watercooling holes which contain rubber grommets. At the bottom of the case there is room for the primary power supply.
