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Cooler Master HAF 912 Plus review

Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/14/2010 01:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]

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Cooler Master HAX 912

The PLUS model has an all black interior, and you know what they say... once you go black.

Cooler Master HAX 912

Bundled items are brackets for fixing 3.5" devices into the bays, a bracket for fixing a 2.5" device inside the case, brackets for securing 3.5" devices within the 5.25" bay area and a bag of screws with a good handful of cable ties for keeping things tidy within the 912 Plus.

Cooler Master HAX 912

At the top rear we spot a preinstalled 120mm fan, it has peripheral molex and 3-pin connectors. Above it, space for other fans or an LCS solution. Everything is predrilled for you to accommodate up to a 2x120mm radiator for water cooling. All you need to do is mount it.

The interior of the HAF 912 Plus is very well designed and for a mid tower, there's a lot of room to work with, even the larger components fit. For motherboard installation, the HAF 912 uses the standard motherboard stand-offs that are positioned throughout the tray to fit specific motherboard sizes. For your information, the motherboard form factor sizes supported are mATX, ATX, not EATX though.

Cooler Master HAX 912

For 3.5" storage devices such as the traditional hard drive you'll spot two cages. The top cage is detachable by removing four screws. The cage can then be rotated 90º to face the rear of the case or you can leave it out of the case altogether. To the left, the small bracket can house 2.5" storage units like SSDs. You can un-mount it and it can actually be placed on top of the lower cage.

3.5" HDD installation itself is simple, attach a mounting clip to either side and slide the drive into the unit.





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