Converting a HAF 932 to a HAF X
 

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Specs:
Intel i7 860 @ 4.0Ghz with an H50
MSI Big Bang Fuzion
A-Data 8GB DDR3
PS Zephr 1000 watt
Two XFX ATI 6870 in cross fire
OCZ 60GB X2 SSD in Raid 0
Two Seagate 500GB
CM HAF 932/942 conversion series
Windows 7 64 Bit

Mods:
Conversion of the HAF 932 to a HAF X by using some 942 plastic bezels. The HAF X and 932 both have the same chassis, I just cut some holes on the 932 to fit those plastic bezels from the 942. I also did some inside modding to fit two extra 200mm CM mega flows behind the optic drive bay. I painted my case both flat black and a bright metallic red on the inside.

If you like more detail on how I converted the HAF 932 to a HAF X please go to my youtube channel.

http://www.youtube.com/user/tyrt100?feature=mhee

If you like more detail information on modding a HAF 932 please visit my youtube channel at

http://www.youtube.com/user/tyrt100?feature=mhee

Cool mods i like wat u did with the 230mm fans inside was a big difference in temps ?

It helps with case temps at 32c, hard drives are at 29c and the video cards at 43c idle. The CPU isn't much of an improvement with idle at 40 to 42c overclocked at 4.0 GHz using a i7 860 it could also mean I need to adjust the voltage a bit.
When I'm gaming with COH or Bad Company my case temps stay about the 30s, but my AMD 6870 cards without overclocking them are about 58c to 60c same with the CPU.
Adding those fans does help with airflow, but overall performance isn't that great... advance water cooling is the best solution, I just hate having that clutter of tubing inside my case.

Sleeve that psu and you have a real winner!

Have you tried turning the side panel fan for intake instead of exhaust ? Nice look overall

I voted 10/10 because:

Like it so much realy nice moding

Already factory sleeved, but I know what you mean... thinking of getting something that hides those colors a bit better.

I'll try that and look at the numbers, thanks.

Nils over at MDPC-X will treat you right! http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve.htm
He is in Germany but the shipping is surprisingly fast, 8-10 days.

This is my fully sleeved rig.

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Thanks for voting, I'm so appreciative.

Hawtay.
 

This is neat. Really, really neat. :D