*WINNER ANNOUNCE* Cooler Master HAF XM PC case with Sonic Informed

James

MyGaming Alumnus
Courtesy of Sonic Informed, we have one Cooler Master HAF XM PC case to give away to a lucky MyGaming community member.

Hard-to-please MyGaming reviewer Derrick Cramer was impressed with the case, saying:

The HAF series from Cooler master is pretty successful, and the XM is a perfect example of why. The case is feature rich, lives up to its high airflow name and bears the HAF series’ signature styling. It can get a bit loud, though this is the sacrifice gamers make for great airflow. Overall, the HAF XM is a fantastic case that comes highly recommended.

Learn more about the case in his review: Cooler Master HAF XM case review

The prize is the the same unit as used in the review.

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How to enter

Visit the Hardware section of MyGaming and pick an article that you find interesting/funny/terrible/life changing.

Paste the link to that article in your post here, and tell us what you thought of it.

Rules

- Post once in this thread. This is your entry into the competition.

- Make sure you are up to speed with the MyGaming Forum rules.

- Make at least two posts a day from your time of entry. This will be checked when the winner is drawn.

- Minimum of 20 lifetime posts required to qualify by time of the draw.

- Entrants must be a resident of and residing in South Africa.

- Entry into the competition closes at 11AM, Monday, 3 September 2012.

Winner announce

- On Monday, 3 September 2012, the winner will be chosen.

- The winner will be announced in this thread, as well as in a new thread in the MyGaming competition forum.

- Reminders will be sent out via the MyGaming twitter stream and MyGaming Facebook page.

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The competition starts now. Good luck and have fun!
 
Wow, don't know whether this is karma, but here goes.

http://mygaming.co.za/news/hardware/42531-cooler-master-haf-xm-case-review.html (Original isn't it :p)

I'm still the proud owner of the ancient Cooler Master Stacker which I have had since 2005. Just last night I was trying to swap my gfx card with my fiancé so she could join in on BF3, and I had one hell of a time trying to open the case since it just jammed for some reason and nearly ended up having to break the side panel open. :( With this I figured it might be time for a new case some time soon, and then I saw the new Cooler Master HAF XM PC case in all it's glory when I opened the MyGaming Competitions and Giveaways thread.

Since my CM Stacker is so ancient, I find the following features which the CM HAF XM offers to be exceptional.

- Front Panel USB3
- High Airflow Design
- Water Cooling Support
- 90° Rotated, latched right side panel for easy access
- Sliding PSU cable cover for improved cable management. (Great since I don't sport a modular PSU)

The most appealing feature is the High Airflow Design which should help me a lot with the cooling of my i7 2600K since I am still on a stock cooler and constantly have to deal with overheating.

Thnx for the review and all the informative specifications covered in this review! This surely looks the part and style I love.

Coolermaster, Once again you failed to disappoint me. :cool:
 
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