CM HAF 912: Minor Package, Major Airflow
 

When buying a new PC, or more precisely, planning to buy one, there's
usually a maximum budget that may be spent in mind. Most systems are
assembled and components carefully weighed against each other based
primarily on that parameter. Of course that it's best to take components
of similar quality across the entire system, but the heart of the PC is
nevertheless usually the one to profit, while the enclosure and the
belonging PSU are disregarded. However, most users overlook a major
contradiction that lies there. The enclosure is more than just a tin can
for shielding components and potentially looking good; it has a very
important role in cooling. If you have a PC worth several hundred euros,
not to mention a desire to toy around with overclocking, buying a "kung
fu" enclosure is indeed a great risk (especially those coming with PSUs
preinstalled)…

CoolerMaster HAF912 and its lower price will finally enable a wider
range of users to assemble high-airflow systems with unprecedented
levels of quality.

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