Cooler Master HAF XB EVO High AirFlow Lan Box Case, Mesh Front Panel, ATX Motherboard Support, 240mm AIO Support, Max GPU Card 334 mm (RC-902XB-KKN2)

Words cannot simply express how happy I am with this... this... thing of sheer beauty. If I could give six stars, I would give it 7 out of 5. Cooler Master, you have OUTDONE YOURSELF! This case is by far better than the one I had purchased from another company for $120. Even the box it ships in is perfect! The case is compact enough to fit in a large suitcase, yet spacious enough to fit a water cooling unit and hoses with room to spare. I absolutely love the removable motherboard mount. It made transferring my hardware an absolute joy! Please allow me to list more things I adore about this case: 1. There are TWO removable hot swap docks for memory storage which can accommodate HDD's and SDD's, as well as hidden permanent storage space. 2. There are so many cable tie mounts that cable management is a breeze! 3. Compact yet spacious design. Perfect for travelling 4. INSANE airflow. 5. a space for a giant fan on top for heavy venting 6. Spaces on the bottom for small fans to increase airflow 7. Detachable Power Supply mount. Screw the mount on to the power supply, and screw the mount on to the case. 8. EXTREMELY STURDY! You can really feel the quality. Especially in the expansion port protectors. 9. Carry Handles. Heavy Duty Carry Handles 10. Very linear design for airflow from front to back. And sides have vents as well, allowing better heat dispersion. 11. Included zip ties. Thank you for including zip ties for cable management! My ONLY lament is perhaps include 20 more per unit so people can mount more in the future 12. VERY low price of $90. Final Verdict: This case isn't just the best case for the money. It's the best. Period. You get full ATX capability in a small form factor, and features that usually are only included on a case that is three times the cost. If you are to buy one computer case, BUY THIS ONE. It feels like it can survive a nuclear blast. It doesn't look like an alien's phallic member like most gaming computer cases, but if you do add lights, it will appear to radiate power, rather than just seem like it has LED's. This truly is a Cadillac with the space of a Tahoe, with the value of a Lamborghini, the cooling power of a Bugatti Veyron, but the price of an old Honda Civic. I would buy this case even if it was twice the price. Thank you once again, Cooler Master, for sheer, absolute perfection

Note: The top of this case will not fit a BitFenix Spectre Pro 200mm fan. I'm going to try the 230mm one to see if it works, since I've seen some people say a 230mm fan will work up there. Update: Cooler Master sent me a hot swap card after I filed a part request. Let's hope I don't have to have them send me the screws for it, too. I don't know whether I got the short end of the stick, or if it's discontinued, but the case I received did not have the X-Dock hot-swap card included. Onto the review. I just received this case today. While I haven't fully built my system yet, I have started drawing a layout and plan for it. First things first: This case is extremely cramped in the bottom. Make sure to take your time when you are managing the wires down below. There's not much room for airflow, which will leave your drives susceptible to overheating if you're careless and don't install two 80mm fans in the bottom as intake. Next, Cooler Master makes it incredibly easy to manage cables in this case, given the small amount of space you have to work with. There are a ton of tie down anchors so you can rout multiple cables through the same area without having to put them all through the same "hook". If you remove the front panel and replace the fans there (recommended), then you'll find a neat little extended hole next to the USB 3.0 ports through which you can rout the fan cables. Great little touch there, CM. Everything about this case seems well-thought-out for cable management in the confined space. Done well, the mess under the motherboard tray will be hidden and allow for a beautiful looking top zone. The case looks better in person than the pictures would suggest. The light reflects off of the semi-matte finish beautifully. As you can see, I gave this case 5 stars. Here are my reasons behind that. Pros: - Nearly-cubic shape. It allows you to emphasize the components on the top and hide all else, while making sure the graphics card(s) don't sag. - Lots of cable management hooks and options. It allows builders to make the most of the limited space. - Ease of drives. While 2.5" drives require some screws that don't seem to be included, that's not too much of a con. 5.25" bays are a fully toolless install. Nice. - Handles. While the handles are plastic, the weight rests against the chassis itself by way of a metal bar sticking down. Good on CM for this. - Sturdiness. Unlike aluminum cases I've had in the past, this steel chassis gives me confidence about its durability. - Design. Not just the aesthetics, but the way the top and bottom are separated so you can have the most air flowing over the components that will get the hottest. - Removable motherboard tray. This makes getting to the components in the bottom a snap. - Rubber feet. This is great for putting the computer on a stand. Cons: - The bottom is super cramped. This case could have done well with an inch or so more height to allow for more room with which to work in the bottom. I would have also liked 120mm fans down bottom instead of 80mm ones. - No dust filters. I would have liked Cooler Master to sell optional dust filters for this case. Tons of air is going to be flowing into and out of the case, so dust buildup will be quite the nuisance. Make sure to weigh the pressures toward positive pressure. - Only one 2.5" drive mount. Should you have enough screws and thin enough power cables, you could actually fit 2x 2.5" drives on the included mount. Perfect for a pair of SSD's in RAID0. The problem is there's only one of these so there's a max of fitting 4x 2.5" drives in the case. - No included 2.5" drive screws, from what I can tell. Why offer the option to mount them if you won't include the hardware? - X-Dock hot swap bay not included. This isn't enough to dock a star since the X-Dock isn't of major importance to me. Neutral: - The case is a tad heavy, but that's to be expected from a fully steel chassis. - It feels like there's not enough room to mount a Corsair H55i CPU cooler's radiator directly at the back with the hoses closest to the ground. Final Thoughts: I can't find a better case for the price I paid: $87. This is insanely good value for the money since I get a compact case, a test bench, and a LAN box all in one. I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase. I'm honestly kicking myself for the fact that this is my first ever Cooler Master case purchase. The build quality is fantastic. Cooler Master has definitely solidified further case purchases from me in the future.

Il case ha una qualità costruttiva davvero eccellente, è quasi tutto in metallo inoltre è perfettemente modulabile. All'interno ha una struttura a due piani che consente di installare sul primo piano la scheda madre e tutti i componenti mentre nel piano sottostante buttare tutti i cablaggi in modo da avere un interno sempre ordinato e facile da pulire. Molto comodi i cassetti per gli HD da 3,5 (ne entrano 2) inoltre sono presenti 4 alloggiamenti per HD da 2,5. Presenta gia due ventole sul frontale da 120mm inoltre potete montarne altre 2 dietro da 120mm,altre due da 80mm sotto per raffreddare gli HD e una sul coperchio da 200mm.Unica nota le porte USB frontali sono 3.0 quindi la vostra scheda madre deve avere il connettore per porte 3.0 oppure dovrete procurarvi un adattatore da 3.0 a 2.0

small but big inside

Excellent quality, adaptable and good enough to accommodate all types of ATX motherboards. However, occupies big space but the design is innovative and worth for PC builders.

Grandísima caja en todos los sentidos. Buena ventilación, poco ruido, muy muy espaciosa, y eso de no tener que desmontar completamente la caja para añadir un disco duro o lector de CD es una gozada. Pocos tornillos (los discos duros van con clips con gomas para evitar vibraciones), buena estética y un acabado genial. Totalmente recomendable.

Excelente modelo, mucho espacio y orden, es para trabajo duro! lo recomiendo al 100% Cooler Master es Garantia!