Thread: Cooler Master HAF 922 vs. Antec 900. Which is best?

I seem into purchasing one of these two cases. At present, newegg.ca has an actually great deal on both cases.

I need something with superior cable management, good gazes, good cost, choice for liquid cooling, good airflow, many places for fans and ease of employ.

Please provide me the strengths and weaknesses of both cases and which ones suite my criteria the best.

Beyond those id’s maybe go for the half.

I have a LAN cool dragon lord k62 though. Highly suggests checking it out. Ample fans, great cable organization and a side window.

Both situations have outstanding ventilation, airflow, and cooling. It's an even choice. Sometimes case selection is a matter of individual preference.

The Antec 900 is one of the most accepted cases, if not the most admired case, with gamers.

I have the Cooler master HAF 932 which is the 922's big brother. Now there's a case that convenes all of your provisions apart from maybe for looks. Some people similar to it, some people don't.

LAN cool’s new Dragon Lord Series that welshmousepk stated is definitely worth searching. LAN cool is a subsidiary of Lian Li which is famous for their aluminum cases. LAN cool creates less expensive steel cases. The Dragon Lord series has a lot of Lian Li innovative attributes. It's on my list of three possible cases for a new scheme.

Thanks For my entire friend have to reply me. And suggested me about my query.

Among the half 922 and the Antec 900, which is quieter?

That's a hard question. Both cases are fine ventilated. By that I denote the cases have many openings of some sort to advance airflow. All those openings add to the noise.

Fans do create noise on their own. However, a piece of the noise that people hear is actually the group of air through, over, under and around components and fractions. It may yet cause some parts akin to case panels to vibrate. The loudest fans are typically the CPU heatsink fans and video card fans since they tend to be high rpm fans.

There is another intrinsic trouble in that not everyone "hears" the same sound in the similar way. One person's quiet pc perhaps another person's jet fighter at Mach III. It's very slanted.

If you are into quiet perhaps it is better to consider Antec's performance series P182/P183 and P193. I personally believe the P193 is the best from those (because of number of fans) but it is bit luxurious...

Presently have CM690 (also many fans) but it is type a smallish and if I alter it, it would be for P193. Of course I'll swap all antec fans with some genuine fans like (scythe S-flex/slip stream or perhaps Noctua P12/P14).

I also contain the CM 690 and I’m searching these two because they are on some quite good sale at present.

For cable management, which case is improved? Also, which is the case that I will yet have 5 years down the road? I require something that meets my needs aesthetically, but also one that will permit me any kind of upgrade that I choose to do in the future.

Lastly, a simple question. The HAF 922 has better cable organization than the Antec 900.

If you are in search of a classy black case that is simple on the eyes and will seem good for years to come, then I would propose the Antec Twelve Hundred.

If you do not akin to the blue led fans you can always pull them and install the fans of your choice. I do that continually. It's a small cost to pay for a timeless case. Case ventilation, airflow and cooling are outstanding. Just barely lags behind the HAF 932 in thermal possessions.

I departed the LAN cool, and the only object that showed up for me was the black inside. Otherwise, as evaluated to the HAF 922 and the Antec 900/1200, there wasn't something new.
And since I would have to order off newegg.ca, I’m finding the 179.99 a bit too costly.

At present I am actually leaning towards the 922, its just that I currently have two extra scythe 120mm fans, and I’m going to desire somewhere to put them..

Also, does the antec 900 or 1200 come with a detachable mobo tray?

There's nothing incorrect the cable organization of the Antec 900 - which cutting two or three more gaps in the motherboard tray will not cure.

Although I shouldn't require to.

As much as I like the Antec 900 case (I possess three), I have to confess, for most people, of all the cases listed above - not the 900.