Dropping a lot of money on decent coolers for your CPU, graphics board and so on is all well and good, but it won't work to the best of its abilities unless you have a decent amount of air flow through your system in the first place. Enter the HAF 932, one of Cooler Master's latest system chassis that aims to maximise airflow without leaving you deafened after half an hour. We take a look to see if it can live up to its potential in today's review.


Given the HAF 932's name, it's no surprise to find that the chassis ships with a plethora of fans, with three huge 230mm fans with a rotation speed of 700 RPM at the front, side and top of the case, coupled with a smaller 140mm fan to exhaust from the rear of the chassis. Even with all of this in place there's still room for expansion, with the ability to add in a 120mm fan alongside the side and top fans, which can indeed be replaced entirely in lieu of four and three 120mm fans respectively.

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