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hi .

plz do a quick comparison

 

Cooler master HAF 912 advance Vs Corsair graphite 230T

 

fast plz.

CPU: i7 4790K | Ram:Corsair Vengeance 8GB | GPU: Asus R9 270 | Cooling :Corsair H100i | Storage : Intel SSD, Seagate HDDs | PSU : Corsair VS 550 | Case: CM HAF Advanced.

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I would go for  Corsair graphite 230T (personally)  

and the Cm interior is killing my eyes  

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hi .

plz do a quick comparison

 

Cooler master HAF 912 advance Vs Corsair graphite 230T

 

fast plz.

For me go with corsair

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i say cooler master cases are garbage compared to corsair the 230 also looks nice

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Corsair  230T

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to be honest, you don't need our input, pick the case that you think looks the best or has more features/build quality, it all depends on what you need

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Whichever is cheapest. Both are great.

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230T buy right now.

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to be honest, you don't need our input, pick the case that you think looks the best or has more features/build quality, it all depends on what you need

 

i need 240 mm rad with fans inside the case on top ...mobo is in my sig. plz advice

CPU: i7 4790K | Ram:Corsair Vengeance 8GB | GPU: Asus R9 270 | Cooling :Corsair H100i | Storage : Intel SSD, Seagate HDDs | PSU : Corsair VS 550 | Case: CM HAF Advanced.

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Whichever is cheapest. Both are great.

 which one will give me clearance for H100i on top with fans inside the case?

CPU: i7 4790K | Ram:Corsair Vengeance 8GB | GPU: Asus R9 270 | Cooling :Corsair H100i | Storage : Intel SSD, Seagate HDDs | PSU : Corsair VS 550 | Case: CM HAF Advanced.

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i need 240 mm rad with fans inside the case on top ...mobo is in my sig. plz advice

the Corsair graphite 230T, enough for the rad and fans  

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i need 240 mm rad with fans inside the case on top ...mobo is in my sig. plz advice

I wish I could tell you more but i'm not an experienced builder with either of those cases there might be someone at the store that can help you figure out what has room for clearance. Good luck!

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the Corsair graphite 230T, enough for the rad and fans  

no my friend we just check and mobo is blocking the way .

CPU: i7 4790K | Ram:Corsair Vengeance 8GB | GPU: Asus R9 270 | Cooling :Corsair H100i | Storage : Intel SSD, Seagate HDDs | PSU : Corsair VS 550 | Case: CM HAF Advanced.

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I wish I could tell you more but i'm not an experienced builder with either of those cases there might be someone at the store that can help you figure out what has room for clearance. Good luck!

hat's off mate :)

CPU: i7 4790K | Ram:Corsair Vengeance 8GB | GPU: Asus R9 270 | Cooling :Corsair H100i | Storage : Intel SSD, Seagate HDDs | PSU : Corsair VS 550 | Case: CM HAF Advanced.

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no my friend we just check and mobo is blocking the way .

I've seen builds with hand and h100i in a 230t, but I don't know about your mobo :/ 

CPU:AMD FX-8320, RAM:Kingston Fury Black Series 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR3-1600, GPU:MSI Radeon R9 280, Case:Cooler Master 690 III, PSU:Thermaltake Smart 650W

Storage:WD Purple 1TB, CPU Cooler:Hyper 212 EVO, Keyboard:SCI Granite, OS:win 8.1 64bit, Display:Samsung SyncMaster SA100, Mouse:CM Storm Spawn

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You definitely can't put a H100i in the top of a 230T

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