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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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In a slumping economy, cheap, stylish cases are all the rage. Read on for a full review of the Lexa S from NZXT.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
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"NZXT has dubbed their Tempest case the ?Airflow King?. Considering the great number of cases on the market right now that are able to boast some incredible cooling performance, it seems that NZXT has a lot to live up to in order to claim the crown. Is the Tempest truly the ?Airflow King? they say it is, or is it just another case trying take the crown and falling short? We hope to be able to answer this for you today."
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
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"Today for review I figured I?d post another NZXT case review, this time it?s the Gamma. I really like the aesthetics of this case, it looks very nice and has an interesting profile look to it. Inside you?ll find quite a bit of room to install a system, and spaces for six fans, with one pre-installed for you already. The build quality is what we?ve come to expect from NZXT, it?s very good overall, the case is sturdy and designed well. So read on to learn more about the Gamma from NZXT? "
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"A gamers? case is undoubtedly more than just a metal chassis to house all the circuit boards and components. The styling and aesthetics are very important giving particular rig uniqueness as well as being a way for the enthusiast to express themselves. However, with the cost of high-end gaming chassis pushing well over the £100 mark and money much tighter due to the economic status, manufacturers are starting to react.
Antec were one of the first to release a low-budget case ? the Two Hundred; a chassis that has quickly become the case to beat in the low price market. Visually, performance wise and the build quality are all spot on and at just £35, it's very competitively priced.
Hot on Antec's heels though are NZXT. With any array of gaming chassis available, the Beta bolsters the low budget part of the Classic Series. Let's take a look..."
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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I knew the Lexa S would be a strong performer the moment I laid eyes
on it. With the inclusion of 4 case fans, NZXT gives its customer a good
start on the road to cooling. NZXT has fired off a new case once again, and
has hit several consumers with a myriad of attractive features alongside
powerful performance.
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Monday, November 30, 2009
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"Today for review I?ve got another product from our friends over at NZXT, it?s their new fan controller the Sentry 2. This isn?t just any fan controller though, it features a touch screen and it only takes up one 5.25? bay. Personally I like this product quite a bit, in my opinion it?s the best fan controller on the market today. It?s easy to use, it works well and it looks great."
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Friday, November 27, 2009
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I know what you're thinking; D?j? vu on the case review? Nope this is not the NZXT Beta being re-posted; this is the supposedly classier brother the NZXT Beta EVO. While still a budget case my biggest question is... Is the EVO worth the extra money? Follow me as I look at the newest revision of NZXT Beta promising to offer increased cable management and a revised interior layout.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
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NZXT has just released another inexpensive mid-tower case, Gamma, which is based on the same internal body as M59 and Lexa S and priced at only USD 50. Is it a good case? Let's see.
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"NZXT has just released another inexpensive mid-tower case, Gamma, which is based on the same internal body as M59 and Lexa S and priced at only USD 50, being cheaper than these other two cases. Is it a good case? Let's see."
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Friday, November 6, 2009
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" Today for review I?ve got another product from our friends at NZXT, this time it?s the M59 Mid-Tower Gaming Chassis. The M59 is a sleek looking case, I honestly really like the look and style of it, so much so that it has become the home for my gaming PC hooked up to my 47? HDTV. It?s small in size so it won?t stick out, but yet there?s plenty of room for hard drives and large sized video cards inside. NZXT has included a 2.5? to 3.5? hard drive adapter for those, like myself, that use SSDs for their computers. The M59 is nicely designed and fairly well made, but it?s not without it?s faults, it?s a budget case yes, so some faults are to be expected, but for a budget case it?s worth it despite the problems.. So read on to learn more?"
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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Benchmark Reviews will randomly draw one winner for his/her pick of either a NZXT M59, NZXT Beta Evo, or NZXT Lexa S gaming case. Members will get an additional entry by becoming a fan of Benchmark Reviews on Facebook.
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
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NZXT strikes again with another cost-effective mid-tower case, Lexa S. Is it a good pick? Let's see.
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"NZXT strikes again with another cost-effective mid-tower case, Lexa S, which uses the same body as M59 from the same brand, but with a different front panel and coming with some additional features - especially two fan speed controllers. Is it a good buy? Let's see."
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
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"So, how does the Zero 2 compare to the original? Is this an update or a downgrade? After playing with the Zero 2 for about a week, I'd have to say that it is a bit of both. NZXT kept the form factor but changed the case material from aluminum to steel, making it much more robust and almost six pounds heavier."
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
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"Today I have for review NZXT's latest in their Crafted Series of cases, the mid-tower Lexa S. Now you may recognize that name, in fact NZXT has previously released two other cases under the Lexa moniker, the original Lexa and the Lexa Blackline. All three are considered mid-tower cases, with the Lexa S measuring up at just under 19" tall by 21" long and 8" wide. The Lexa S comes pre-installed with a bunch of fans and provisions for liquid cooling. Join me as I take a closer look at the NZXT Lexa S."
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Join my tech team and I in our reviewing of NZXT's Beta case as with most budget cases we are going to be looking at this case in full body armor to prevent the possible loss of arm associated with sharp edges left by cutting corners and cutting costs.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
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Overall, the NZXT Panzerbox Classic Series case is very well made and attractive unit that is priced on par with other "mid-level" enthusiast cases. After lugging it around for a few weeks I can also say that while it is not the lightest gaming case I've ever had, it is certainly not akin to lugging around a boat anchor.
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