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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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The NZXT Duet is a Small ATX case that would be perfect for a Home theater or Internet PC. The compact size and design allow you to fit a lot of hardware into a small space. With 2 - 5 1/4 bays, a spot for a single hard drive, and a floppy bay that can be used as and addition hard drive location, the Duet has plenty of room for the essentials. Looking for a small and compact yet versatile case? The Duet just might be the one.
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Monday, March 12, 2007
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Things have changed since those days. Personal computers have not only gotten more powerful, but the ability to have them fill holes within our lives has grown. One such niche market appeared with the advent of the HTPC. While maintaining a smaller footprint, this type of modern PC still manages to keep all of the computing power of its bigger brother. As with any new market segment, products have come about to fill this new need, hence the production of HTPC enclosures such as the one we're looking at today. The NZXT Duet is one of the more inexpensive HTPC enclosures on the market, so we want to see if it has the features we want as well as the appearance to set off our home theater/media center.
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Thursday, March 8, 2007
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The NZXT company is young, yet their cases have already gained a solid foot-hold on the market. Today we test the ZERO, a case with a total of seven 12cm fans and a 8cm top mounted fan. Does it move around the floor on its own? Can it double as a hovercraft?
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Wednesday, March 7, 2007
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The Lexa from NZXT stands out against most cases. It's futuristic looks and styling give the case a modern look that is sure to turn heads.
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
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It's big, bold and has a bunch of fans pre-installed. Find out if the NZXT Zero chassis makes for the perfect tower case this side of £100 in this HEXUS.review.
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Monday, February 12, 2007
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The new Zero case from NZXT has a lot to recommend it. It's a cooling monster without the growls and roars you'd expect from eight case fans. It has a sleek, classic look that doesn't appear to have been inspired by an Anime episode. The Zero will hold plenty of drives and the tool-free features are well designed and executed. The aluminum and plastic construction keep the weight down without sacrificing sturdiness.
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Friday, February 9, 2007
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With 650 Watts of juice, dual 12 volt rails, and ready for SLI and other dual graphic card solutions, it sounds like every other power supply out on the market. Besides the fact that it comes from NZXT, is there anything else unique about this power supply to set it apart from the sea of other units? Let's find out!
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Thursday, February 8, 2007
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Media center PCs are becoming more and more common today and with the availability of services like iTunes and Netflicks the need for a PC (or PC-like device) in the living room is becoming more and more necessary. While there are many stand alone devices that can stream media from the PC you generally loose the ability to browse the web or play video games from your couch. Today we will be looking at the NZXT Duet case, which was designed to be used in the living room for all your media center PC needs.
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Friday, February 2, 2007
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There is plenty of room for all of your components, and working inside in the NZXT Zero is quite easy given the space and variety of tool-less features. Once you have all of your components installed there is still a good deal of room which is nice since it makes it more visually appealing and will help the airflow keep the system cool.
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Wednesday, January 17, 2007
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The NXZT Lexa case is an excellent case for those wanting plenty of expansion room while wanting a different look than the standard beige case. Aesthetically, the NZXT Lexa case is absolutely beautiful. Positives of the case include an all-aluminum design, resulting in a weight of around 5 Kilograms for the case itself, plenty of expansion room, and plenty of fans included to keep computer components cool.
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Friday, December 22, 2006
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NZXT has been offering very nice looking midrange cases since their establishment in 2004 and they have decided to enter the high-end market with the Zero Crafted Series. The Zero case is designed to appeal to that group of computer enthusiasts who are looking to provide their case with the maximum amount of cooling without weighting a ton. In addition the NZXT case also features a tool-less drive bay system so many of us who are always swapping out hardware won't be slowed down by screws. So without further delays let's begin our look at the NZXT Zero case.
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Sunday, December 10, 2006
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The NZXT LeXa Case is the next Midi Tower in the Technic3D Editorship. See you in the following Review which qualities the case presents with a new Lan Style.
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Wednesday, November 8, 2006
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If you have not heard of NZXT they are primarily known for making flashy, exotic looking cases. You have probably seen one of their cases at a LAN party. Well today we are taking a look at a case that is anything but flashy. The NZXT Adamas case is sleek and very elegant looking. It is part of NZXT's classic line and features an all aluminum frame, screw-less front and side panel's, and 4 120mm fans. The Adamas is our first case from NZXT so let's see how it compares to some of the other cases we have recently reviewed.
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Monday, October 30, 2006
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The new NZXT Zero Case is the next Midi Tower in the Technic3D Editorship. See you in the following Review which qualities the case presents with 7x120mm Fan.
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Monday, October 16, 2006
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The new NZXT Adamas Case is the next Midi Tower in the Technic3D Editorship. See you in the following Review which qualities the case presents.
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