NZXT Tempest EVO

Zitat: Advantages: + Killer looks + Black interior + Good cable management + Six included fans Disadvantages: - Somewhat flimsy steel, needs to be maybe .1 milimeter thicker - Fans loud at full speed

Zitat: Pros: + Appearance + Six fans + Up to eight HDDs installable + Cable management Cons: - Noise levels - No USB 3.0 support There’s definite improvement on show over the original NZXT Tempest case with small alterations throughout the design improving both aesthetics and performance. The six 120mm fans provide all the cooling you’ll be likely to need but noise levels are compromised in the process so bear this in mind if you’re after silent (or close to) cooling. Ultimately, the EVO version brings the Tempest chassis back to the forefront of the market as a sturdy, aesthetically pleasing case with cooling in abundance.

Zitat: So quieter, more airflow, and a sleeker look. More slots, more expandability for optical drives, HDDs, and water cooling. It’s no wonder this is known as the Enthusiast’s Case. There’s enough room in there to shove a bunch of clowns, it’s built like a tank, and it has evolved to the point of never having to remove your motherboard for a simple heatsink change again. What more could you want in a case? I conclude that this case certainly worth the money for those who are into more power and efficiently cooling that power. I can’t judge the optional PSU that comes with some models as I did not receive one, but I can say that from what I see here this case is everything a gamer would want in a quality case. I might even have the newest case for my video editing machine. Can you imagine how many terabytes I can fit in a case that has eight HDD slots?

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Zitat: A great looking case with a good blend of function and form, all for a low price of $89.99 after a $20.00 rebate! Thats what a great looks like!