NZXT Case Reviews - Beta EVO, Gamma, Lexa S

• BCCHardware: NZXT Beta EVO Case Review:
  
  

  "At the end of the day the Beta Evo case from NZXT has scored very well in our testing here at BCCHardware. The features and quality you get with the NZXT Beta Evo are very good when you consider the extremely affordable price tag (~$59.99 USD), and thanks to that we've awarded the NZXT Beta Evo with our "Editor's Choice - Silver" award."

  
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• Bona Fide Reviews: NZXT LEXA S Crafted Series PC Chassis:
  
  

  "The NZT Lexa S is a very nice case overall in both quality and design. The addition of the fan controller is very much appreciated and it makes controlling the temperature and noise level of your case easy.
  
  The fact that the motherboard is cut out to allow you to easily swap CPUs is a great feature that I think should be on every motherboard tray. I personally hate to take the entire motherboard out just to install a CPU cooler."

  
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• Overclockers Online: NZXT Beta EVO Mid-Tower Steel Case Review:
  
  

  "After our review of the Beta, we knew the EVO would be a good base from which to start. With two more fan mounting locations and the ability to add watercooling the Beta EVO gives you even more options.
  
  Even with these improvements, the EVO still is feels a little bit flimsy. The EVO also is still a rather bare bones case with only one fan included.
  
  While the Beta EVO is lacking in some amenities, it also has a lot of room for improving with extra fans or even watercooling. Much like the Beta, the EVO is a great mid tower case as long as you are ready to work with its shortcomings."

  
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• ThinkComputers: NZXT Lexa S Crafted Series Black Steel Mid Tower Chassis Review:
  
  

  "Overall the NZXT Lexa S is a sleek and powerful case. The complete black coloring scheme can make it similar to other cases, but the black tinted side panel window gives it that extra benefit. Of the maximum of five fans installed, four are included and have white fan blades to contras the black case color. It has a lot of features for a small price of around $89.99 at your favorite online retailer.
  
  There isn’t too much bad to say about this case other than the difficulties I had trying to install the motherboard standoffs and the fact that there’s just not a lot of room to work with inside of the case. Overall Think Computers awards the NZXT Lexa S Crafted Series Black Steel Mid Tower Chassis a 9 out of 10 score."

  
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