First off, we want to make sure that all of the parts we just bought will fit into the new case, and that we have plenty of room to work in when installing our components.  There is nothing worse than finding out your motherboard won’t fit because your case is too small, or that your graphics cards are too long.  We want to make sure it has excellent airflow.  What’s the use in spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on a new system, only to have your parts overheat due to poor air circulation?  And, we want the case to look good.  Ok, let’s be honest here, we want it to look great.  I mean, this is what everyone else sees when we take our system to a LAN party right?  And lastly, we want a case that has options available should we decide to either upgrade our parts, or install a custom liquid cooling system.

Today we will be taking a look at the Cooler Master RC-932, also known as the HAF.  Does this case meet all of the requirements that we expect out of a case, and then some?  Does it really deserve the HAF 932, or High Air Flow, designation?  That is what we are here to find out.

Thanks go to our friends at Cooler Master for supplying the review sample.

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