Cooler Master HAF 700

Mit dem HAF 700 bringt Cooler Master einen extremen Full-Tower auf der Markt. "The Berserker" soll sowohl extremes Luft- als auch Wasserkühlungspotenzial bieten. Schon ab Werk sorgen ganze fünf Lüfter für Kühlung - darunter auch zwei riesige 200-mm-Lüfter.

There is little that can be said about the HAF 700 that we have not already said about the HAF 700 EVO. The case is incredibly modular, it supports large motherboards, heatsinks, liquid cooling radiators, and graphics cards. The HAF 700 is massive, and it can contain pretty much every hardware configuration that you can think of. As mentioned previously in this review, the HAF 700 and HAF 700 EVO are identical cases internally. The only difference between both of these cases is its front panel design, with the HAF 700 offering users a simpler external aesthetic and a lower price tag. That said, this case is incredibly expensive. With a UK MSRP of £349.99, the HAF 700 is not a cheap case. That said, are any cases of this size cheap?

The Cooler Master HAF 700 doesn't just carry the same model number as the EVO variant, but is the actual chassis frame at less than half the MSRP. That alone gears the chassis towards a completely different target audience. While the HAF 700 EVO tries to appeal to the small group of "money is no object" enthusiasts who like building systems that cost thousands of dollars, the Cooler Master HAF 700 brings things down into the more reasonable realm of being able to justify spending $300 for the size and feature set. To achieve this, Cooler Master had to cut a few parts and features, but the trimming was done extremely well, so the remaining offering is in some ways even more appealing than the EVO variant.