Question 1

I am assuming that this case comes with the Haf 915R. Am I correct?

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Yes you are correct

Question 2

I use Koolance water solution for my pc. I have used the haf932 for years with a 3x120m radiator and the 3.5 drive bay pump. The case it self is great,,, with the exception that the fill port is on the wrong side of the case. Does the small top case now have a fill port on the right side?
Here is the pump number  RP-1250

PS, if any one really wants to cool there pc i seriously suggest checking them out, I got my pc so cool that i had to over clock it because the tempter was too low. It is of course a do it your self it will cost 500 for a super cooled kit that you will  but they can even water cool graphics.

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Here is what a "kit" could look like
Reservoir and Pump, RP-985 (Rev2.0)-------------------------------------------------------------$139.99
Radiator 3x120mm coper,HX-CU1020V (they make several different forms)----------------------$59.99
CPU water block there are 2 one for intel (CPU-380i)and 1 for AMD (CPU-380A)-----------------$74.99
swivel fitting (it makes less tension on the houses I use 2 of them)ADT-DXG45 2@9.99ea------$19.98
house fittings10mm x 13mm (3/8in x 1/2in)NZL-V10 ea $4.49 this kit would require 6--------$26.94
case I have a cool master HAF 932-----------------------------------------------------------------$169.99
Hose,, 10mmx13mm its sold by foot(they even make glow ones)HOS-10CL ($1.29) 5'----------$6.45
coolant, Koolance LIQ-702 Liquid Coolant Bottle, High-Performance, 700mL (UV Blue) ---------$14.99
Totals-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$519.32

This would be a basic kit, essentially you could make exactly the same kit for Intel and AMD with the only difference being the cpu water block. But this would get you started with case and all. It should be enough to cool the CPU, motherboard and video cards giving that your card and mother boards are supported.

Question 3

Should you have any issues with cable length or even closed loop water coolers?

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It comes with a sata power cable extension/splitter (1 to 3) so you are able to run power to hard drives from the power supply from the big case to the little one. Its hard to say beyond that because you didn't specify which cables you are most concerned about. I'm using the mini case for a server and not running water cooling on the main case so I can't speak to the water cooling length.

Question 4

is this compadible with asus x99-Deluxe LGA 2011-v3 intel x99 SATA 6gb usb3.0 ATX intel motherboard, and GSKILL trident x series 16 gb 240 pin DDR3 sdram ddr3?

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This case will support almost every Mobo imaginable. If it's EATX, ATX, microATX, Or even Mini-ITX (915r) This case can handle it. Just save yourself the trouble and stop shopping for a different case. This one won't dissapoint

Question 5

Am worried about length of my 8 pin cpu power connector, my kingwin 850w barely has enough cable to reach right now, and as im sure, this case is much larger than my current mid size. Another thing, any recommendations as to where to mount my h100i, i was thinking about doing it in the 915 up top, but dont know if ill have enough tubing for that, but any recommendations would be nice, Ohh, and head room between an atx board and the top of the case would be nice to know, most of the videos Ive watched dont seem to cover this very well. Thanks to anyone who can answer my questions, or statements if you will. Please answer this? (had to put a question mark in it or it wouldnt let me ask it)

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if i can ill do a review of it with more answers for you as soon as i get home but for now ill say i mounted my thermaltake water 2.0 extreme in the top 915 on on the side panel  and it makes installation a pain but it wasn't too bad if you aren't doing push/pull like i did if your your tubes can reach the front there's there too

for your 8 pin  i had to use an extension for my thermaltake tr2 600w the extension cable was about 4 in long and was more than enough to reach mine but mine is in the top left corner near the top of the i/o ports i still had enough slack to route behind the motherboard tray and keep tidy this case minus the 915 is just a slightly large mid tower case and for head room its not too bad but the metal there is pretty cut out so whats left to mount too isnt very good for a radiator

but i will say for the price i doubt you will find much to compete with the 935

ps: it only comes with the 2 fans a pretty decent 140mm in the back and a loud little 92mm in the front of the 915r

Question 6

Wondering if an Xbox 360 S motherboard would in the top portion of the case made for the mini ITX board?

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It would be an extremely tight fit if so. I don't have a n XBOX 360 any longer or any of the hardware or I would measure it for you and tell you definitively, but I have repaired several in the correct manner replacing the heatsink clips (and praying the solder doesn't continue to fracture). I've built a handful of personal machines and machines of varying complexity and power for friends and family, and I'm a computer engineer! :D It might fit, but if my memory serves me well the case of the 360 is definitely wider than the mini-ITX portion is tall and the motherboard does internally take up most of this space. On top of that, I don't believe the mounting screw hole positions for the 360 hardware are anything standard, so you would have to drill those yourself at the very least. I love my HAF Stacker, but I think CoolerMaster makes a different case that's a bit taller/wider that might fit your needs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119265&cm_re=HAF_XB_EVO-_-11-119-265-_-Product I suppose you were asking because you'd like to stack your 360 with your tower, so I guess this case might defeat that purpose, but if you were looking for more storage space or something like that and a better way to cool your 360 to prevent it from overheating, this would still work.

Question 7

I have heard that the top 915r can have a front i/o panel, but does anyone know where to purchase it? I know I could just move the one from the 925, but I would like to put in a second system up top.

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Although Cooler Master has stated that it intends to offer the front I/O panel as an accessory, as of a few moments ago (3/26/14) it is still not listed as a stand-alone option from the CM site - there are a few people I know of that are waiting for that option to materialize (myself included)

Question 8

I was wondering where to purchase additional drive cages so I can use this as a data server?

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Cooler Master will be releasing accessory packs so you will be able to purchase them.

Question 9

Are there any power and HD activity for eitherLEDs and if so where are they?

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the power led is in the power button and lights up red, and no HDD monitor light

Question 10

so the entire top of the small case is a big vent right? just clarifying because they don't have any clear pictures of the top

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The top can be used for three different things, 
 
1. You remove you drive try's from the main case and make it a drive case.
2. You can make it a LAN party case
3. Or put a 360 or 240,260 rad up there.
I bought two extra 915's put them on the bottom and put two massive 360's with pumps in each of them, put all my drive in the upper 915 and put my reservoirs in the main case feeding down to the rads. My board and video cards run off one rad never see above 28c and my 4930 OC to 4.4 every day gaming never sees anything above 32c. 
Only issue I had with the case is it is a tight fit getting the i/o plate on and the mother board in and all to line up. Other than that this is and awesome setup.

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