Haf X

[Brodcast]

Case  - COOLERMASTER HAF X                                    

MoBo - ASUS ROG MAXIMUS VIII EXTREME 

GPU - MSI GTX 980Ti SEA HAWK                         

CPU - Intel Skylake Core i7-6700K 4GHz                   

PSU - Cooler Master V850                               

RAM - Kingston HyperX Savage 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3000MHz

Cooler - NZXT Kraken X61
and some ssd and hdd
is it going to work ?

[Kryptyx]

4 minutes ago, Brodcast said:

Case  - COOLERMASTER HAF X                                    

MoBo - ASUS ROG MAXIMUS VIII EXTREME 

GPU - MSI GTX 980Ti SEA HAWK                         

CPU - Intel Skylake Core i7-6700K 4GHz                   

PSU - Cooler Master V850                               

RAM - Kingston HyperX Savage 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3000MHz

Cooler - NZXT Kraken X61
and some ssd and hdd
is it going to work ?

Yes, but that case is heavy/bulky. If you like the style of it, then go for it, but don't expect to move it around much. I would go with something smaller personally.

[FloRolf]

advice: Don't buy the HAF X

 

Sincerely - A previous HAF 932 owner.

[Sauron]

Sure, but I really don't recommend that motherboard - it simply makes no sense. Just buy a z170-A, there will be no difference in performance.

[Arwanell]

hafX is a huge case, it will definetlly fit

[Brodcast]

then tell mi another case with perfect airflow ?

here is very hot 

[Brodcast]

and some advice for thre dust

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

It's a reasonably good case for airflow, but it does have its issues. 

I used to have a HAF X, my buddy stil has his.  I've replaced the circuitboard of the front USB ports on both because the ports were failing. 

I have scrapped mine and bought my Storm Trooper (which has custom fan mounts allowing for more airflow than the HAF X ever had).

My buddy still has his HAF X, but one of the USB 3.0 ports on that replaced board is acting up.  If the other one starts failing too, we'll have to replace that thing yet again.

 

Dust-wise, the HAF X is showing its age. 

Non-removable fan filters mean you'll be opening the case and blowing compressed air into it far more often than you would if you could just remove the filters every couple of days.

 

The main issue is that Kraken though.  I assume you'll be putting it in the top because there's no room for it anywhere else. 

The HAF X has mounting holes for 2x 200mm fans or for a 360mm radiator.  As far as I know, it doesn't have the right holes for a 280mm. 

The top is a flat panel (with enough openings and holes) though, so it shouldn't be that hard to drill some holes or make a few small adapter plates if you're handy.

[Brodcast]

1 hour ago, Captain Chaos said:

It's a reasonably good case for airflow, but it does have its issues. 

I used to have a HAF X, my buddy stil has his.  I've replaced the circuitboard of the front USB ports on both because the ports were failing. 

I have scrapped mine and bought my Storm Trooper (which has custom fan mounts allowing for more airflow than the HAF X ever had).

My buddy still has his HAF X, but one of the USB 3.0 ports on that replaced board is acting up.  If the other one starts failing too, we'll have to replace that thing yet again.

 

Dust-wise, the HAF X is showing its age. 

Non-removable fan filters mean you'll be opening the case and blowing compressed air into it far more often than you would if you could just remove the filters every couple of days.

 

The main issue is that Kraken though.  I assume you'll be putting it in the top because there's no room for it anywhere else. 

The HAF X has mounting holes for 2x 200mm fans or for a 360mm radiator.  As far as I know, it doesn't have the right holes for a 280mm. 

The top is a flat panel (with enough openings and holes) though, so it shouldn't be that hard to drill some holes or make a few small adapter plates if you're handy.

i am going to get 

COOLER MASTER Storm Troope

it is a great case 
TNX MEN