Cooler Master Stacker 832 Review 21

Cooler Master Stacker 832 Review

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Value and Conclusion

  • The Cooler Master Stacker 832 will set you back $239 US Dollars or 219€.
  • Great engineering inside the case
  • Large enough, even for the biggest graphic cards
  • BTX compatible!
  • Two silent fans included
  • Five further 12cm fans can be installed
  • Easy installation
  • Drive rails for screwless installation
  • 3mm thick aluminum door
  • Great ventilation properties with a lot of steel mesh
  • Door can be set to open either way
  • Extremely light for such a size
  • Carrying holes on top of the case
  • More then enough scres included
  • Very informative packaging
  • Drive locking mechanism a bit fragile, does not hold well
  • A Scythe Infinity is a bit too large, even for this case
  • Big!
  • Only available in black
  • HDD cage is made of steel
The Cooler Master Stacker 832 may cost more than most other cases, but you will receive an incredibly large and wide case with well placed features to make installing parts a breeze. Using the case is incredibly easy as well and all pieces which are used often are of very high quality. Cooler Master has chosen to utilize steel and plastic for certain parts of this case. These materials are well chosen most of the time. A steel hard drive cage is quite alright, while the use of plastic clips to secure the mounting mechanism for the optical drives is not a very good choice.
But the overall performance of the case with its well placed I/O as well as quiet fans make it easy to overlook this, especially since you are still free to secure the drives with traditional screws, of which Cooler Master has included more than enough.
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