Question 1

Will the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo fit inside this case? I thought it might due to it being a CM cooler and case.

Accepted Answer

I measure ~19cm from my motherboard to the edge of the case. The 212 spec says it's 159mm in the largest dimension, leaving roughly 3cm of play for the actual CPU/mount. Not to mention the extra play because the side panel protrudes out a bit.

tl;dr
It's a very roomy case, you should be fine :)

Question 2

Does the LED fan/s have a switch or buttons to turn the LEDs on or off?

Accepted Answer

No but you can unplug it from inside if you don't want LED lights bothering somebody. It'll be on if it's powered on and off while it's powered off. Good tower so far

Question 3

Does the fan in the front of the computer come with the computer? Of it does can the color be changed I see it's red and I want it to be blue

Accepted Answer

Fan comes with the case, and is red. It can be removed and replaced with a different color, provided it's the same size. Manual for the case explains the fan removal/replacement procedure.

Question 4

Do you have to have your power supply take air in from the case if you decide to  place it at the bottom? The rack it sits on looks like it would just block the air

Accepted Answer

Well, there are vent holes in that rack, and a fan vent right under that, but I think if you put your PSU upside down so it took air from under the case it wouldn't really be worth it: a) you would suck in all the dust from under your case, and b) that case stays so cool I can barely even get my PSU (corsair HX 750) warm enough for it's fan to actually start up, let alone worry about taking in "warm" air from inside the case. After hours of Battlefield 4, I'm lucky to get either my graphics card, or my CPU over 40C.

Question 5

Im building my first computer, and was just wondering is this a good solid tower to start with? I just want to be sure before i spend the money.

Accepted Answer

The Cooler Master HAF 932 is a good case to build your first computer. I purchased and used the case a few months ago to build my second computer. I had no difficulties with the case and would highly recommend it. My only negative comment would be to be careful with the plastic clamps that can be used to secure the cards in place. I broke 2 of the clamps before figuring out how to use the clamps correctly. Good luck!

Question 6

Does this product come with the fans already, or do I need to purchase them separately?

Accepted Answer

It's comes with fans already, rly helped my cooling. Just keep it clean! I wanna say top bottom, front, side and back. Or upgrade to liquid. This case will let us do that right out of the box.  No complaints!

Question 7

What is the plastic box-like thing on the inside? I just unscrewed it, no idea what it is for. Is it for wire management?

Accepted Answer

If you're referring to the piece that attaches near the HDD cages, it's a shroud for guiding airflow from the front fan into your video card(s). I just left mine out because my video card was too large, and my airflow is fine thanks to decent cable management.

Question 8

compatible cpu for this case?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, I use more of a junk email address for this account and so just now saw your question.

Any CPU is compatible with this case, as you're not looking to fit a CPU, you're looking to fit a motherboard, graphics card, and any cooling system/fans you want to use.

The case will fit a micro-ATX motherboard, full-ATX motherboard, or e-ATX motherboard sizes, you'll be able to find good priced, well performing motherboards for any need you have in any of those sizes. I used a GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD3 AM3+ AMD 990FX motherboard. With that board you'll be able to fit any graphics card inside the case that you like, I'm running a AMD 7970, and am planning on putting a second one inside eventually, and they are not small cards.

As far as CPU coolers, I have a Cooler Master Seidon 240M liquid cooling system hooked up to the top of the case instead of the regular top case fan.

I hope this answered your question, sorry that its so late.

Question 9

Does this case have a CD/DVD ROM drive? Basically my question is, can you take off the front rectangle panel and be able to fit a DVD drive? Thanks much.

Accepted Answer

Yes you can, I can confirm this as I have done exactly what you are asking.  I use an ASUS Blu Ray burner in the top rectangular slot you can see in the photo.  However, I feel that I must also inform you that the front panel USB ports do not hold up very well over time.   I've had this case for about two years now.  The usb ports do still work but they are very loose and poorly seated into the case.

Question 10

First time builder, What is that indention at the top of the case near the power button for?

Accepted Answer

It's used as a storage tray for cellphones or devices being charged off the front panel USB ports. At least that's what I use it for.

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