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Von dieser Welt?", könnte man NZXT nach dem ersten Blick auf das LeXa S fragen. Schönheit ist Geschmackssache und wahrlich nicht alles, so wird dieser Test zeigen was der günstige "Transformer" unter der Haube hat und wie er sich in unserem Parcours schlägt
One way to describe the Lexa S is with a word I tend not use in tech reviews - sexy. This case is a stunner that is designed to catch your eye. Now external appearances don’t always tell the whole story, so today we will be taking an in depth look the Lexa S.
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.
NZXT is on a roll. Their line of sub-$100 computer cases brings features to this market segment we haven't seen before, including fully finished interiors, rolled metal edges, and cable management, just to name a few things. The NZXT Lexa S Mid-Tower computer case is one of the more recent offerings in their "Crafted Series" line of cases. Festooned with a sleek black front door with integral LED lighting and fan controllers, this case would look great on your desk. But as a starting point for a new system build, how does LEXS-001BK model stack up?
Die meisten Gehäuse, die speziell für Gamer gebaut werden, fordern für diese Anpassung einen höheren Preis als bei regulären PC-Gehäusen üblich. Nicht so das NZXT M59, welches trotz eines niedrigen Preises auf die Bedürfnisse von Spielern angepasst wurde.
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…
Die seit 2004 bestehende kalifornische Firma NZXT stellt Gehäuse, Netzteile sowie Eingabegeräte für den designbewussten Gamer her. Wir haben diesmal ein Gehäusemodell im Test, welches den Namen eines gepanzerten Mannschaftstransporters trägt und der verbauten Hardware nicht nur Schutz bieten soll. Die aufwendige Front und das große Seitenfenster sollen des Gehäuse gleichermaßen für Gamer und Modder interessant machen. Wie sich das M59 in unserem Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Mit dem M59 möchte der amerikanische Gehäuse und Peripheriehersteller NZXT Gaming ein weiteres Gehäuse aus der Classic Serie vorstellen. Wie sich das kleine schwarze Modding-Gehäuse in unserem Testparcours schlägt und ob eine Investition lohnt wird dieser Test zeigen.
To me, NZXT’s lineup of cases is rather typical for most case manufacturers with several product lines with different characteristics and price levels. A couple of months back I took a look at the NZXT Beta which is a case from one of NZXT’s lower priced series. The case which I will review today, the NZXT M59 is part of their “Classic” series which is a step up from the lower budget models.
M59 is an inexpensive mid-tower case from NZXT. Will it keep up with the high-end models from this brand? Check it out.
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