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Author: SorX | ||
| Posted: 23:00, August 21st 2007 | |||
| Link: http://www.nzxt.com/ | |||
| Score: 10 out of 10 [?] | |||
| Price: ~£75 | |||
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Conclusion
NZXT have done themselves proud once again. I was a little bit put off due to the obvious gamer looks and plastic front. However, my doubts were put to rest during installation and testing, due to the ease of drive fitting and noise output.
The temperature display could be brighter, and so could the LED fans and you’ll also find that if you handle the case too much it’ll contain more fingerprints than your iPhone screen. That said, a little Windolene will have it looking new in no time.
On of the greatest accolades of this case is that it made my aging, and now obsolete, Pentium 4 rig look – and operate – cool once again which is quite a tough job. It’s also the first case to be official certified as mulnaz. Grab a NZXT Lexa Blackline if you want to show off at the next LAN.
| Pros | Cons |
| Great aesthetics | Dim temperature display |
| Near perfect tool-less design | Collects fingerprints |
| Silent and cool running |
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Thanks go to NZXT for providing us with this case.
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