Coolermaster HAF 935 EATX 4X5.25 9X3.5/2.5 1X2.5 2XUSB 3.0 Computer Case No PSU
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/31/15 |
Coolermaster HAF 935 EATX 4X5.25 9X3.5/2.5 1X2.5 2XUSB 3.0 Computer Case No PSU
Cons:Not as versatile as bullet points suggestReally big
Pros:Lots of roomGreat water cooling case |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/19/14 |
Coolermaster HAF 935 EATX 4X5.25 9X3.5/2.5 1X2.5 2XUSB 3.0 Computer Case No PSU
Cons:Lack of fans (only comes with one in the back), lack of fancy buttons/inputs however thats not its purpose.
Pros:ITS HUGE!, Fully modular/upgradable/stackable, good construction. Comment:
Probably the best case you could get! It has tons of space to fit up to an EATX motherboard, and a micro atx in the smaller module. The case is very well built and yes, you can stack more than one full case together. My friend and I got the same case and we stacked them together just reaching up to my shoulder (I'm 6ft tall). Anyways, this case may not exactly be in budget range however it can always be upgraded and stacked to put more hardware in and also, in my personal preference is the best case you could get. Unless you want to conserve space of course. |
Nice case overall, and the top part is almost perfect for one 360 rad, but not two as Cooler Master suggests. A second rad would choke on the exhaust of the first. Or alternatively both would blow into the center, but with no top fan option it wouldn't exhaust very well. Also you lose your external 5.25 with a 360 rad.There's no reset button for some reasonIf you want to put a 240 in the front you lose all your drive cages, with no alternative mounting points provided.It's a really good case over all. I'd say it's 80% perfect. But it wouldn't of been that hard to bump it up to 90-95% with a bit more forethought during the design phase. Instead as usual I've had to dremel/drill a bit to make everything work the way I wanted.