NZXT Panzer Box
NZXT's Panzer, when not crossing the Rhine and crushing human skulls, is designed to keep powerful gaming components cool with the minimum of neon bling. It's reasonably-priced, too, at $120.
6 Comments
Leave a comment
RECENT COMMENTS
"Or you could pick up a Coolmax CV-502 (or similar, mine is black with a slightly..."
strider_mt2k on NZXT Panzer Box...
"I went with a massive Thermaltake Armor Series for my latest build. It has light..."
"@AIRPILLO Reasonably priced for an all-aluminum premium ATX case. Heavily borr..."
AirPillo on NZXT Panzer Box...
"$120 for that small case is reasonably priced? I paid $80 for the Enermax Chakr..."
alowishus on NZXT Panzer Box...
"giant cooling fan is giant..."
"I built a bunch of computers out of the NZXT "Hush' HU001 case a while ago. Som..."
AT |
|
- How foreclosures breed mosquitoes
- Old bee-related illustrations
- UK police watchdog finally gets off its butt to investigate terrorism detention-and-search of children, theft of electronics
- If distance education was Zork
- Pigeons are faster than DSL
- Speaking at the "Long Conversation" in London this Saturday
- Conservative California legislator gives pornographic account of his multiple affairs (including a lobbyist) into open mic
- @BBVBOX: recent guest-tweeted web video picks (boingboingvideo.com)
- Opponent of Republican who shouted "You lie!" at Obama is given $25,000 $69,000 by outraged voters
- Year's Best Fantasy Vol 9 is the first book from Tor.com
MrC
#1 – 12:00 PM March 20, 2009
I built a bunch of computers out of the NZXT "Hush' HU001 case a while ago. Some of the best designed and build PC cases I've used, good cooling, foam sound suppression, and a good price.
alowishus
#2 – 1:44 PM March 20, 2009
giant cooling fan is giant
AirPillo
#3 – 4:33 PM March 20, 2009
$120 for that small case is reasonably priced?
I paid $80 for the Enermax Chakra case, which boasts a 25cm side fan, 5 front drive bays, 3 tool-free hard drive bays, and other pretty decent accoutrements.
Basically it's a well-cooled case larger than this one, that I paid $40 less for. I recommend it.
karrock
#4 – 6:47 PM March 20, 2009
@AIRPILLO
Reasonably priced for an all-aluminum premium ATX case.
Heavily borrows elements from Lian-Li and Silverstone, but I guess it's hard to be completely original or innovative in the PC case world without being downright ugly.
Looks pretty damn good, but I prefer a little more room in my chassis for drives -- a couple more inches of height in this thing would make me real happy.
strider_mt2k
#5 – 9:07 AM March 21, 2009
I went with a massive Thermaltake Armor Series for my latest build.
It has lights, but I clipped 'em.
It's a huge case, but has a BTX conversion kit and lots of space for whatever comes along in the future.
That being said I would use this NZXT case in a heartbeat for a different type of project.
It's quite nice.
hadlock
#6 – 10:16 PM March 21, 2009
Or you could pick up a Coolmax CV-502 (or similar, mine is black with a slightly different model number and included a power supply for under $40 incl. tax) for less than $30, includes mounting points for both 80 and 120mm fans on the front and additional drive bays.