Wednesday, February 16th 2022
Cooler Master Launches The New HAF Flagship Case: HAF 700 EVO
Cooler Master today launches its newest flagship chassis HAF 700 EVO, introducing ground breaking levels of tool-less design within futuristic visual presentation. Fans of the renowned HAF series will rejoice in the revamped visual design and next gen hardware compatibility of the series' newest flagship. Created in 2008, Cooler Master's HAF (High Air Flow) series has made its mark in the history of PC DIY as one of the most beloved cases on the market to this day. Known for its generous intake, high compatibility and performance oriented design, the HAF series is making a comeback after a long hiatus, with a heart in its origins and an eye on the future.
Staying true to its roots, HAF 700 EVO has been carefully engineered for optimal airflow at stock configuration, allowing systems to run swift and smoothly without requiring additional cooling components. The renowned cooling design of first generation HAF models have been preserved and expanded upon to house up to eighteen 120 mm fans or up to 480 mm radiators, with multiple areas of installation. Its large interior allows for the installation of up to SSI-EEB size motherboards and the largest graphics cards available on the market, with ample clearance remaining for hard drives in an assortment of configurations.
In comparison to first generation HAF cases, HAF 700 EVO places greater focus on improving overall user experience so users can truly appreciate and fully immerse themselves in the joy of PC DIY. Intake Blades crafted from tempered glass offers next gen aesthetics while ensuring efficient cooling. Each HAF 700 EVO comes with a built in LCD assistant called Iris, which offers real-time system monitoring as well as a futuristic profile, so users can tailor and tweak their build to match their systems' needs.
Breaking Limits: Evolving Case Standards
Birthed in the age of PC DIY where varying levels of tool-less design have become commonplace, HAF 700 EVO rises above the rest by redefining what it means to be a truly tool-less chassis. Upgraded with several patent pending designs, HAF 700 EVO allows multi-function brackets, PSU and even the GPU to be installed completely with one's bare hands alone, empowering effortless installation and an upgraded user experience. Externally, tempered glass Intake Blades and the Iris LCD centerpiece offer visual stimulation, and an opportunity for enthusiasts to explore self-expression. With the Gen2 ARGB technology utilized, each individual LED can be independently controlled, and Iris can be set to display system statistics or completely customized with personal photos or videos.
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Staying true to its roots, HAF 700 EVO has been carefully engineered for optimal airflow at stock configuration, allowing systems to run swift and smoothly without requiring additional cooling components. The renowned cooling design of first generation HAF models have been preserved and expanded upon to house up to eighteen 120 mm fans or up to 480 mm radiators, with multiple areas of installation. Its large interior allows for the installation of up to SSI-EEB size motherboards and the largest graphics cards available on the market, with ample clearance remaining for hard drives in an assortment of configurations.
Breaking Limits: Evolving Case Standards
Birthed in the age of PC DIY where varying levels of tool-less design have become commonplace, HAF 700 EVO rises above the rest by redefining what it means to be a truly tool-less chassis. Upgraded with several patent pending designs, HAF 700 EVO allows multi-function brackets, PSU and even the GPU to be installed completely with one's bare hands alone, empowering effortless installation and an upgraded user experience. Externally, tempered glass Intake Blades and the Iris LCD centerpiece offer visual stimulation, and an opportunity for enthusiasts to explore self-expression. With the Gen2 ARGB technology utilized, each individual LED can be independently controlled, and Iris can be set to display system statistics or completely customized with personal photos or videos.
22 Comments on Cooler Master Launches The New HAF Flagship Case: HAF 700 EVO
€698
Also, where is the successor to the HAF XB already?
I still can't wrap my head around needing a flashy case with RGBs or fans with RGBs or GPUs with.....well, you get the idea. I, personally, don't stare at my case when I'm using the computer. My focus is on the monitor, but maybe I'm doing it wrong and I have been doing it wrong all these years?
Can't find an affordable GPU? Spend €698 on a case! You still win!
I still can't wrap my head around needing a flashy case with RGBs or fans with RGBs or GPUs with.....well, you get the idea. I, personally, don't stare at my case when I'm using the computer. My focus is on the monitor, but maybe I'm doing it wrong and I have been doing it wrong all these years.Dang. 20 kilos! That's heavier than the CM Cosmos 1000 I used to own, the Cosmos 1000 comes in at just under 17 kilos and it sucked moving that case, even when empty.
It is a heavy monstrosity.
But of course, what am I going to say that I mount an ITX in H200 :P
There is always a rip for a broken stitching , so someone won't mind spending the money on this one.
multiple areas mean only 2 places, top or bottom? o_O
Not sure about this new design though........And price?????
Weight is pretty heavy, but a case this size a person usually don't move around much. Isn't like people are going to haul this to LAN parties. :p
Nowadays gamers aren't even strong enough to lift a G5 with half-filled weight cartridge :D
It's huge, super expensive, has some cool features but still fails on basic stuff like using 200mm fans with half the blades covered by the 120/140mm mounts. They should have focused on the basics instead of all the bling, not that it matters I guess, with that amount of space and number of fans it will perform well either way
Tom's has a review up of this thing, and at one point the review mentions the weight. 53 pounds.....EMPTY. :fear: :twitch::eek: Needless to say, unless you're Arnold Schwarzenegger from "Pumping Iron", you're sure as hell not putting this thing on your desk. More like slapping some caster wheels on it and wheeling it around your room, lol.
Also, free hernia with purchase :D:roll:
Nonononononononnono.