also @ TechSpot: Exploit allows command prompt to launch at Windows 7 login screen

TechSpot
Register now for a live online demo to see how the Office 365 suite of tools
- professional email, calendars, video conferencing, and file sharing -

Thermaltake Element V vs HAF 932 vs HAF 922

Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by Atham, Sep 5, 2011.

  1. Atham Newcomer, in training

    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.
    Atham, Sep 5, 2011
    #1

  2. Route44 TechSpot Ambassador

    Your molex connectors should work.
    Route44, Sep 5, 2011
    #2

  3. Atham Newcomer, in training

    Okay thanks.
    Atham, Sep 6, 2011
    #3

  4. Atham Newcomer, in training

    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
    Atham, Sep 7, 2011
    #4

  5. Leeky PC Arsonist & Moderator

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

    I'd go with the HAF932.
    Leeky, Sep 7, 2011
    #5

  6. Atham Newcomer, in training

    Thermaltake Element V has more case fans.
    Atham, Sep 7, 2011
    #6

  7. Leeky PC Arsonist & Moderator

    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.
    Leeky, Sep 7, 2011
    #7

  8. Atham Newcomer, in training

    Thanks Leeky.
    Atham, Sep 7, 2011
    #8

  9. Atham Newcomer, in training

    About the molex connections, don't the fans have PWR _FAN outputs? Are there some converters already in the case?
    Atham, Sep 11, 2011
    #9

  10. Atham Newcomer, in training

    Is the HAF 932 worth the extra 30 Euros?
    Atham, Sep 11, 2011
    #10