COOLER MASTER HAF 932 Advanced Blue Edition RC-932-KKN3-GP Black Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case with USB 3.0, Black Interior and Four Blue LED Fans-1x 230mm front fan, 1x 230mm top fan, 1x 230mm side fan, and 1x 140mm rear fan

Pros: There's so many. Its Huge you can do whatever you would like with the cable. I was able to not show any cables besides the power cables to my graphics card. Has lots of room and Has a vent that blows incoming air into the case to the GPU's Amazing! I have to 660ti's on sli and They never get hot now
-Also The Size of the Have ARE HUGE and pull so much air in its Ridiculousness!
I was Able to get this case for around $135 bucks on discount and a Mail in Rebate! Thats just about half of its normal Price. WASNT DOA and Im starting to Believe people that do have a DOA is because they dont know what there doing. Ive bought'n several Products through New Egg and Not 1 single DOA.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: Try to get it Cheap like me I couldnt spend the $200+ dollars on one. But now that I have it I will for my Future Build!

Pros: HUGE lots of room to stuff any thing you could possibly want very cold keeps at 30 degrees in a 23 degree house (converted to Celsius) looks great especially with blue LEDs

Cons: Very few one I would say is the plastic on the front in a otherwise entirely steel case also no dust filters this is a dust magnet of a case.

Other Thoughts: expensive I bought on sale black Friday would never buy unless on sale

Pros: This case is amazing. A lot of places to put zip ties and what not on the hidden side to hide EVERYTHING. Does exactly what it says it does for you. HIGHLY recommend this case.

Cons: no cons for me, love this case.

Other Thoughts: this case is just fine for myself. there are cases now-a-days getting bigger and better. but for me it is just fine.

Pros: Lots of airflow out the the box, maxed out fans, supports most hardware.

Cons: hard to find dust filters but not really a con I just cut out some screen door mesh and put in front of the front and side panel intakes

Other Thoughts: I dont regret buying this case

Pros: Incredibly spacious including behind-the-motherboard space for routing cables completely out of the way.

I was absolutely flabbergasted at how quietly my system runs with a whopping 9 fans running between the case itself and everything inside. My old computer acted like a space heater, but with all the intake fans on every side this thing feels more like an air conditioner when I put my hand by it. Looks absolutely beautiful, especially with a matching blue heatsink fan.

Cons: Had to knock an egg for the price. A pointless mark-up over the red LED version for nothing more than a palette swap is really in poor taste. I was also disappointed somewhat because I had wanted to mount my PSU at the top. You can mount on top or bottom as advertised, but it didn't mention that the top fan needs to be removed for the former. But, a PSU at the bottom isn't so bad.

Also no dust filters, I guess. I'd say all this airflow is at least as good a defense, though. It's hard to imagine much dust settling amidst the windstorm in there.

Pros: Sturdy build with plenty of space for long graphics cards. Fans are silent when running. Blue LEDs are always cool. Acrylic window isn't so bad once you get used to it. USB 3.0 ports on front panel!

Cons: None really (well it doesn't come with dust filters).

Other Thoughts: After two years this case is still the bomb. It's sturdy, well-built and has four large fans that move air without making a lot of noise.

The lack of dust filters maybe a negative for some but overall the HAF 932 represents an excellent value for your dollar that will last through years of PC builds and upgrades. Recommended!

Pros: Huge case, lots of room for awesome cable management. High quality materials and I haven't run across any sharp edges. All black inside and out which is very nice.

Plenty of room to build a water cooled machine, pass throughs in the back of the case if you like that sort of thing (mine is all internal, don't like the look of big tubes coming out of my case personally) Fill port on top that can be a little difficult to use depending on what res you are using. Stock fans are very quite at full speed and do a great job keeping everything cool.

Cons: Heavy! Don't get this as a case to lug back and forth from a LAN party/friends house. I've done that a few times and it's not fun. Eventually I plan to build a LAN rig, probably with another HAF series case.

Huge, only a few inches shorter than my desk. If space is a minimum, probably not the case for you

I do wish there was some more plexi on the side. I have seen some custom sides with a bigger/full plexi side. Not sure I'd want to give up that fan though.

Other Thoughts: Lots of room for extras. Running a water cooling loop and 2 sets of cold cathode lamps. Plenty of room behind the right side to hide all of the wires.

I'm more or less using all of my drive bays (1 DVD burner, 1 Fan controller, 2 for reservoir, and 2 blocked by the fill tube).

Lots of customization options. I added a few switches to the front trim that look like they were built with the case.

I don't think I'll ever buy another brand/series of case for my own computer. Cooler Master has done an amazing job putting this case together

Pros: Overall this is a great case, well built, solid, easy to setup, every feature you could want.

Cons: Cats can easily turn off your pc, they often will walk on the top of it where the reset button is located resetting the machine. Go for something with buttons on the front if you have cats!

Pros: I like that the power button isn't bumped easily, the four 230mm fans keep everything cool, and the blue led lights look cool

Cons: Big. Its very big, but that is because its a full size tower. If you're considering making a computer for yourself you should definitely consider a smaller tower. Honestly if I rebuilt this again I would try to make it as small as possible because I really wish I could carry this somewhere else but because of its size there's not many places I could put it out of the way and its heavy so I don't even want to move it. It still fits under my desk in my room so that's where its going to stay. On the other hand, a lot of people who know nothing about computers see it and think its a lot more powerful than it really is.

Other Thoughts: If I was going to build a PC again I would go for either a midsize or smaller.

Pros: quite, ample room

Cons: front usb are upside down