Cooler Master HAF Stacker System Review

Cooler Master HAF Stacker System Review

Up Close:  915F Exterior

Although the 915F doesn’t come with the 935 assembly, which consists of the main case and a modified 915R, we have been supplied with one in order to demonstrate the breadth of flexibility of the range.  Externally the two cases are identical with the exception of the rear panel and the 915F model having its own discrete front I/O meaning it can more easily be used to house a stand alone system.

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As with the 915R the 915F has a metal mesh  front panel with space for a single 5.25″ device.

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And although it’s less likely that you’re going to be housing a radiator set up in here the functionality is still there with each of the side panels able to take up to 360 or 280mm rads

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Round the back things are slightly different, with a single 120mm fan positioned above the rear I/O panel.  Although the PSU is located up front, he IEC mains lead power connection is back here situated as it is above a pair of ventilated PCI covers.

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The underside of the 915F shares the cable and tubing routing holes with the R model, but has a few additions in the form of a meshed and filtered PSU intake, along with some HDD mounts allowing longitudinal or transverse mounting of a drive in the floor of the case.

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