Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the Cooler Master HAF 932 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master HAF 932.
October 2008
(87%)
71 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Amazing build quality, Excellent cooling ability, Good cable management, Virtually silent, Easy to work on generally, Reasonable price for a lot of case at under £100 vat if you shop around.
No dust filters mean you will probably need to clean it out regularly, Top fan needs to be removed to mount a psu in the top location.
There is no doubt the Cooler Master HAF932 is a very good case, it is huge, which makes building in it nice and easy and I believe it would take a substantial water cooling set up internally. It’s built like a tank, it has fairly striking looks with...
The Coolermaster HAF 932 is a pretty interesting case. Its not very pretty to look at, and with its multitude of available water cooling clip holes it really does come off as some kind of engineering sample. Its stock noise levels are great, but it...
Excellent quality, No resonating noise, Large fans, Cable management
Looks (personal opinion)
During our review session, we did not find many flaws with this particular case. Overall quality is excellent and the case has some unique features I've not seen in many cases so far. HAF932 has excellent cable management system and it has enough spac...
CoolerMasterBoth cases offer excellent cooling options. Out of the box, the HAF 932 is far superior to the 922 thanks to it's included side mounted 230mm fan. You really don't need anything extra with the 932 to get the best cooling capacity. It has p...
Abstract: The week I was looking for a case to use in my next DVD project I received an email announcing Cooler Master's new HAF932 case. I have to purchase my parts through regular retail sources just like everyone else, so I tend to be very picky about what I ...
Excellent construction quality, More cooling than you're ever likely to need
Striking appearance may be too much for some, Unfiltered intake fans, No mounting solutions for 2.5" devices, Card retaining latches don't work with some video cards, Dragon imprint not readily visible in a built system
I don't have any statistics, but I'd imagine that full-tower cases— those that can handle E-ATX motherboards and a lot of devices— represent a very small and diminishing segment of the computer market. Full-tower cases appeal to very f...
If you are a big AMD fan, then the Cooler Master AMD Limited Edition HAF 932 should be in your future. This case mixed with a Phenom X4 965, 790FX/GX chipset motherboard and a Radeon HD 5970 is the ideal solution. The red of the front panel is reall...
Abstract: Video Review: The Cooler Master HAF 932 Case is overflowing with excellent features. It has three massive 230mm fans which makes it one of the best cases on the market for air circulation. There are plenty of drive bays, cable management holes, tooless design for installing drives in the drive bays and cards in the expansion slots, large radiator can be installed at the top, reservoir fillport and much more. This case is steel though so it's fairly heavy and it doesn't come with a removable motherboard tray. It has bold styling, but some might not like the military theme. Watch the video to find out more.
Setting up the 932 HAF Cooler Master full tower case was one of the most pleasant computer experiences of my life. Usually, when I work on computer hardware I end up with both my hands scraped and bleeding from not having enough room to maneuver. This...
The HAF 932 is another exquisite case coming from CoolerMaster, and the company seems to be keen on capturing the hearts of end-users by offering great quality at a nice price point. Looks-wise, this case will appeal those who like a bit of military fl...
