Thermaltake Element V vs HAF 932 vs HAF 922

[Atham]

Coolermaster HAF 922 fan connections with motherboard and PSU

Hello Techspot,

I am going to move my current components into another case (Coolermaster HAF 922), which I am getting soon. I am also getting the Corsair TX850 watt v2 PSU.
I will be using my current components, which can be found on my profile + a 9800GT ( I will be later getting the AMD HD 6950).

My question is, how will I connect the case fans? Do I need to buy extra cable converters/reductions?
I have asked a similar question, but that was using a GA-990FXA-UD5 motherboard. The motherboard I use now is MSI 785GM-E51.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Route44]

Your molex connectors should work.

 

[Atham]

Okay thanks.

 

[Atham]

Hi guys,

I am thinking about getting a new case with a new PSU, the Corsair TX850 v2.
I would like to know the order of these cases in terms of quality and how good they are.

From where I am buying they cost:

Thermaltake Element V - 125 Euros
Coolermaster HAF 932 - 120 Euros
Coolermaster HAF 922 - 91 Euros

Thanks in advance

 

[Leeky]

They're all good. Personal preference is the deciding factor here.

I'd go with the HAF932.

 

[Atham]

Thermaltake Element V has more case fans.

 

[Leeky]

That's all academic, the HAF932 is a better case.

Very few cases beat the HAF models for cooling, ease of working on, the design and build quality, and the mass of configuration options they support.

 

[Atham]

Thanks Leeky.

 

[Atham]

About the molex connections, don't the fans have PWR _FAN outputs? Are there some converters already in the case?

 

[Atham]

Is the HAF 932 worth the extra 30 Euros?