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Today we return full circle to Cooler Masters range of cases with the new HAF 912 Plus, a compact ATX model which is designed to be flexible while offering excellent cooling potential. Let's find out if it lives up to the standard of their other recent products.
Have you always wanted a HAF series case from Cooler Master but couldn't find a way to fit it into the budget? Well now Cooler Master has brought a budget HAF to market. Today we look at the new HAF 912 mid tower enthusiast chassis. The HAF 912 supports full length video cards like the Radeon HD 5970 and GeForce GTX 480, so join us to see what this budget minded HAF 912 brings to the table.
Cooler Master has had great success with the HAF series of chassis designs. This lineup includes the HAF 932, the HAF 922, and the HAF X I had the pleasure of seeing about a month ago. The main idea of the chassis is to offer High Air Flow, as the naming scheme suggests. In all three of the previous versions, air flow was definitely included in the design and layout of those chassis’. Some had windows, some didn’t; some were painted black throughout, and some weren’t. In the HAF series, there was a nice mix of features, unique designs, and superior air flow in all.
Cooler Master's HAF 912 has proven to be a worthy addition to the HAF legacy, providing a budget, mid-tower chassis entry into the series with design elements and features seldom found in its price niche. While users will need to add a fan or two to make it live up to its “High Air Flow” moniker, the 912 is a very able chassis in other respects.
OCIA.net has posted their review of the Cooler Master HAF 912 Case. Below is a direct quote from the review.
The new addition to Cooler Master’s HAF series of cases, the HAF 912, costs only USD 60. Is it a good case? Let’s see.
Mit dem HAF 912 stellt Cooler Master nun schon den vierten HAF Tower vor. Diesmal aber alles eine Nummer kleiner und auch günstiger!
Ein Design, ein Name und ein Hersteller. Diese Sachen haben die Gehäuse der HAF Serie von Cooler Master gemeinsam. Der Unschied zwischen den Gehäusen ist die Größe. Die Größe des Gehäuses nimmt mit der Typennummer ab. So ist es auch bei dem neuen HAF 912. Ob dieses dennoch ein echtes HAF geblieben ist, und was sich noch geändert hat, erfahrt ihr in diesem Test. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
One of the great things about a free market are the options. In today's computer market there are options between brands and even within brands. Cooler Master's High Air Flow (HAF) series is one example of products designed to fit a range of different needs. The launch of the HAF 912 helps fill out the offerings from the HAF series of feature rich computer cases. The HAF 912 is a mid-tower offering to satisfy both the fanatic and the frugal. In this article Benchmark Reviews compares model RC-912-KKN1 with the rest of the HAF lineup to see how the 912 compares to it's older brothers. As a budget case it will certainly try to offer as many features as possible, but ultimately it costs less because some sacrifices must be made compared to the top of the line products. Read on to see how the HAF 912 approaches the often precarious balance between performance and cost.
Der heutige Netzteiltest beschäftigt sich mit der neuen GX Serie der Firma Cooler Master. Diese neue Serie besteht aus drei Modellen mit den Ausgangsleistungen 550W, 650W und 750W. Stellvertretend für die GX Serie steht nun das GX-750, Modell-Nummer RS-750-ACAA-E3, mit einer Ausgangsleistung von 750W für einen ausführlichen Test bereit.
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