Gaming Computer Case

I bought my HAF 922 in the spring when they were $50 more than they are now...oh well still worth every penny. I love this case. Solid and sturdy. Good stock airflow. Great airflow if you fill every opening with a fan like I did...and still silent. Wires cleaned up nice and hidden away behind right side cover. Looks like Darth Vadar's PC would look on the Death Star.

Had I had to do it over again, I probably would have gone with the HAF 932 or HAF X.

What realy sold me on the HAF series was the front to rear depth they have. My old case was an Antec 900 which was a great case in its day 5 years ago...but that was before 12" long video cards and tidy wiring and monsterous cpu cooling towers.

Todays gaming cases need to be deeper and wider to give the benefits of great airflow, room for foot long graphics cards and the width for the huge cpu aircoolers. The HAF 922 worked great for my build in my sig. To many of the older style cases arent deep enough for todays long video cards. Ive read countless posts of peeps having to hack out the drive cages of brandy new cases to install a big card in their tiny outdated case. Same with reading about guys hacking out a hole in the side panel so that the new cpu air cooler sits to tall to put the door back on.

Old cases were @ 19" deep and 8" wide. The HAF cases are @22" deep and @10" wide. Makes for a much more hand freindly working environment while trying to plug wires into the MB.