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NZXT Beta EVO
$60.00
Released October, 2009
The Pros:Affordable price point. Basic no-nonsense packaging. Well protected in its packaging.
The Cons:Pretty basic case aesthetic - nothing super attractive. Hotter than the majority of more expensive cases from premium manufacturers - not good for the overclocker / silent PC enthusiast. Only includes a single stock fan.
The NZXT Beta EVO is a Mid Tower Steel case for PCs. The body is a combination of steel with a black finish and a plastic front, with a meshed front panel to allow better airflow than traditional cases.
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It fits ATX Standard motherboards and power supplies, and large 10.5 inch graphics cards will fit as well. Up to 6 cooling fans can be active, managing airflow at the front, sides and top of the case. The design allows direct cooling of the video cards and CPU. There are a total of 9 dive bays that use rails to allow for screwless fast installation of components. Wire management is enhanced with a 180 degree Turned HDD, allowing a cleaner internal finish and easier organization of internal components. Support for external dual radiators is available, and the USB and audio ports are top mounted for easy access.
Features
- Mid Tower Steel
- Steel with black finish case
- Front panel: Plastic
- Fits large 10.5 in performance graphic cards
- Expanded cooling directly cools video cards and CPU
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 200 x 430 x 501 mm, 7.87 x 16.9 x 19.7 in
- Cooling: FRONT, 1 x 120 mm Blue LED (included), REAR, 1 x 120 mm, SIDE, 2 x 120 mm, TOP, 2 x 120/140 mm
- 4 external 5.25 in drive bays
- 5 internal 3.5 in drive bays
- Screwless Rail Design
- 7 Expansion slots
- Top mounted USB/Audio
- 500 Watt PS2 ATX 12V 2.0 Power supply (optional)
- Weight: 7.28 kg (without Power)
- Fits ATX, MICRO-ATX, BABY AT motherboards
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basic no-nonsense packaging
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well protected in its packaging
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PSU is found at the bottom of the case for an improved thermal design
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complete paint job inside and out
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CPU cooler backplate access hatch - for making changes to your CPU cooler without the need to remove the motherboard from the case
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front IO port with access to USB, eSATA and microphone / headphone jacks
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large enough to fit larger gaming graphics cards, full ATX based systems
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pretty basic case aesthetic - nothing super attractive
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hotter than the majority of more expensive cases from premium manufacturers - not good for the overclocker / silent PC enthusiast
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only includes a single stock fan
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