The Cooler Master HAF 912 Case might be a budget product, but it big on features. As a matter of fact, this is one of the best bang for the buck cases on the planet, hands down. This case will undoubtedly be a huge hit amongst cost conscious enthusiasts.

I've spent countless hours in my life carefully picking out parts for a build, weighing out price, quality and performance. I find myself going in circles as a gamer, as I want parts that fall outside of my budget, but I don't wish to undercut quality or performance just to save a few bucks.

Great gaming rig look; Room for 11 devices; Tool free HDD installation; Can fit up to 13" GPU and 170mm CPU cooler; Ample options for wire management; Support for SSD installation; Great price point

Only one bracket for tool free optical drive installation

Two years ago Cooler Master introduced a new full tower case called the HAF 932. The HAF combined rugged, industrial style looks with many of the same amenities as some of their high end cases like the Cosmos, but without the matching high price tag.

The rugged militaristic inspiration behind the HAF series of chassis has once again succeeded. The HAF 912 has catered to the budget-conscious gamers and has done a great job. It has the feel of the more expensive 932 and 922, but with a much more affordable price tag.

In the sub-$100 case market, there seem to be a lot of perfectly good promises but very few products end up delivering. There are some however that stand out from the competition by offering high-end features in a price bracket that will appeal to nearly everyone Cooler Master has now released the...

Until the release of the 912, price-point may have been the most restrictive aspect of the HAF series. When a company attempts to create a cost-friendly version of any product, there are countless ways to do it wrong.

Cooler Master delivers a new little brother to the HAF line up, introducing the HAF 912.

The new addition to Cooler Master's HAF series of cases, the HAF 912, costs only USD 60. Is it a good case? Let's see.

Air filter for the front fan; Air filter for the power supply fan; Meshed bay covers with air filters; Space for installing up to four optional fans; Support for liquid cooling radiators with two 120 mm fans; Support for very long video cards (up to 15.4"/390 mm; Two (or three; if the included...

No air filter on the side mesh; Slot covers aren't vented; No eSATA port; No screwless mechanisms in all 5.25" bays; Interior and rear panel aren't painted black; Could have come with thumbscrews for fastening expansion cards

Two years ago Cooler Master introduced a new full tower case called the HAF 932 . HAF stands for High Air Flow, and with three huge 200mm fans pre-installed Cooler Master had found an appropriate name for this newcomer.

The Cooler Master Mid Tower HAF 912 case looks to follow in the path blazed by it's armor clad bigger brethren. The amazing popularity of the HAF series is unquestionable, the only thing left to wonder is, can the 912 live up to the expectations? Let's find out…