Cooler Master HAF 912 build part #1

Cooler Master HAF 912 Mod

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Cooler Master
• HAF912
• Modding
• Airflow
• Gaming computer
• Cable Management

[tyrt100]

The front bezel has clips all you need to do is open the side panels, and then move the clips so you can remove the front cover... it's plastic so be careful when moving those clips.

You can also use your owners manual for reference... you have the option for both 120mm or 200mm fans in the front. :)

[DarkPrince946]

@tyrt100 6 fans :P the psu.

Nice work i might do something like this myself if i get extra money.

[shcoke2]

@threatfiree Thanks mate - this is the best case ever for the money. I put in some very fancy Enermax blue vegas fans and they simply look fantastic - 2600k overclock on air and stable as to 5.1Gigahertz with fast Ripjaws at 2133Ghz - 8 gig ram on a Asus Z68 deluxe board - Mama this thing runs so cool and fast, ready for any gaming adventure.

[threatfiree]

@shcoke2 you simply take both side panels off then there will be like plastic things sticking out of the front inside the case squeze them then u can take it off

[gamerdude1989]

good stuff man, just remember, when you say its going to have 5 fans, coming from all angles, front, top, and rear and both sides, more fans could cause over heating issues if they arent installed properly or cut not thought about, you got to think about air travel and what size fan is where, orelse it can cause a vacuum inside, and damage hardware. if you have a 140mm fan on top and 120mm rear, then the top will suck more, so will take the air out the top and not to the back. hope i helped

[shcoke2]

Hi,

How do you open up the front panel without breaking it? Any screws hold it in place?

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