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I love my HAF 932 also! Mine is still a work in progress, but here it is currently! I love how I can have wire management!
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m.../HAF932001.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m.../HAF932003.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m.../HAF932005.jpg
And that came from this:
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...puter004-1.jpg
good job, keep the pictures coming!
SNiiPE_DoGG says "Don't use :banana::banana::banana::banana:ty ALU thermaltake rads"
other than that looks good :up:
I couldn't really do anything about the Thermaltake parts. Will really use it to run my X1950XT to the ground, and then probably dump it for either better parts or just got to air cooling for future GFX cards.
Right now, I have to figure out how to mount a fan underneath the case so I can cool the Thermaltake radiator.
Put the fan on top of the radiator and make holes in the bottom of the case for the air to come in or leave, depending if you make the fan a push or a pull fan.
I can't put a fan there as that will block the plugs for my PSU. I know I have enough clearance to mound a fan on the bottom, just need the right screws.
Does anyone know how to change the LEDS on the front intake fans.. I want it blue.. do they sell blue 230mm fans anywhere...Thanks... BTW All cases look teh sexors.. well.. that purple one.. :) is off kilter.. looks nice thought.**something different.. shashooots.
How about swapping the rads and PSU around. Put the PSU on top and the TT rad in the furthest forward fans holes, then put the 220 on bottom. That would eat up the top two optical bays but you'd still have 4 to play with.Quote:
Originally Posted by MINIz guy
Axis
That would work if I thought of it before or if you posted before. I went ahead on my modding and fit the fan underneath the case and routed the wires around... :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by axis
Still works, although your idea would be much cleaner.
I just need to route my CPU loop, and I will then post a worklog. Until next week...
I love this case, i put the wheels on and its great, this has to be my fav case of all time, actually my fav is the HP blackbird, since i cannot get that, i love this.
Anyone know how to get the front led fan out of the case, i wanna change the led's to blue?
look in your manual on page 12..
http://www.coolermaster.com/support/...F932_Ch_v1.pdf
Hot damn! what do you call your radiation setup? dual pull?
thats pretty wild
You'd be MUCH better off moving the PSU to the top and putting a 220 on top and one on the bottom.
Axis
Hey I was curious if someone could please measure the distance between the 5.25" tabs? From end to end of the 5.25" drive bay.
Here's a picture of what I'm referring to:
http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/9...016fullkv7.jpg
The reason is because I want to add a dual bay reservoir and I had some issues with my Rocketfish. Thus, I don't want to encounter them again if I were to get this case. :)
My watercooled HAF...
That's no issue at all. Just bend it down if it's in the way. If you every need it again, just bend it back up.Quote:
Originally Posted by SimpleTECH
Axis
I was planning on doing something similar to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiparosu
Did you have to pull anything off of the top to fit that 3x120mm rad on the top? How is the noise/temps? Thanks and nice set up!
But aren't they steel? I mean my Rocketfish is aluminum and those things are hard as hell to bend.Quote:
Originally Posted by axis
only the side panels are steel
Oh really.
*Begins to sell other computer parts*
:)
bit off topic and prob a dumb question but just wondering why the two crossfire bridges on gar's setup??:shrug: