Friday, August 23rd 2013

Cooler Master Teases HAF Stacker

After its Cosmos SE unveiling at Gamescom, Cooler Master woke us up to a huge teaser, HAF Stacker. This upcoming case from Cooler Master will see it merge its High Air-Flow (HAF) with the iconic Stacker series, in what will be a blend of the roominess associated with Stacker series, and the cooling prowess of HAF series. Cooler Master's teaser ended with a note saying that HAF Stacker will be unveiled at the other big game expo of the month, PAX Prime, and on the 30th.
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14 Comments on Cooler Master Teases HAF Stacker

#1
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Sounds interesting...
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#2
Animalpak
I had the Stacker 830 was a super high quality aluminum case with high airflow.

I expect something heavy ( stacker 830 was a heavy case) and without doubt expensive.


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#3
Tomorrow
This is great news but im a little concered that one of the hallmark featres of Stacker series will not be included: Removable motherboard tray. It seems most cases these days dont have it but trust me: once you go tray - you never wanna go back. Its just super convinient assembling everything while sitting comfortably and then just inserting the tray and connecting the cables.

I currently own the Stacker 832 and its still a prime example of a roomy, well cooled and astethically pleasing computer case made from alu. I havent bought anything new because honestly i cant live without the tray. Hopefully CM proves me wrong and builds a worthy successor that has all the quality of 832 and more.

That is not to say 832 has no faults. Its main fault is poor cable routing and by default a SECC based HDD bay that is a pain to install. I've swapped it for an alu bay that is available as an addon but not much i can do about the cable routing.
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#6
NeoXF
Two of my favorite cases (series) in one? Hell yeah!

Edit: I just hope it keeps the red/black theme, on at least on of the variants.
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#8
Nabarun
I wonder when Corsair will announce/tease the 750D :clap:
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#9
Fourstaff
TomorrowThis is great news but im a little concered that one of the hallmark featres of Stacker series will not be included: Removable motherboard tray. It seems most cases these days dont have it but trust me: once you go tray - you never wanna go back. Its just super convinient assembling everything while sitting comfortably and then just inserting the tray and connecting the cables.

I currently own the Stacker 832 and its still a prime example of a roomy, well cooled and astethically pleasing computer case made from alu. I havent bought anything new because honestly i cant live without the tray. Hopefully CM proves me wrong and builds a worthy successor that has all the quality of 832 and more.

That is not to say 832 has no faults. Its main fault is poor cable routing and by default a SECC based HDD bay that is a pain to install. I've swapped it for an alu bay that is available as an addon but not much i can do about the cable routing.
HAF XB has got a tray so to speak
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#10
Wile E
Power User
My 830 Evo houses my server.
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#13
adulaamin
Personally, I don't like it. It now really is a "Stacker". But that's just me. Pictures of the inside would've been great though. :)
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#14
Wile E
Power User
I think it's ugly. Can we get a non-HAF version of this?
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