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Nach dem erfolgreichen LeXa aus dem Jahre 2007 schickt NZXT nun den Nachfolger in Form des LeXa S ins Rennen. Was hinter dem ansprechenden Design mit einer futuristischen Front, einem großzügigen Sichtfenster und dem schwarz lackierten Innenraum steckt, soll dieser Test zeigen.
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 bereits 2007 unter dem Namen "Lexa" erschienen ist und vor allem durch sein geschwungenes Design und die hochglänzendes Front aufgefallen ist. Das "Lexa S" ist der Nachfolger. Die aufwendige Front und das große Seitenfenster sollen des Gehäuse gleichermaßen für Gamer und Modder interessant machen. Wie sich das Lexa S in unserem Test geschlagen hat, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Following on from the Whisper which was recently reviewed here at Tech-Reviews, we have another of NZXT’s PC enclosures up for review today. This time, to go under scrutiny is the Lexa Blackline. It’s been around a little while but will it still be able to compete with its newer competitors? Let’s find out…
When on the look out for a new case to out fit your rig, you may have a peek over at what NZXT is producing. NZXT is still a young company, only being established in 2004. However, they have produced a fairly decent sized list of computer chassis, some with a very unique design and look. With the NZXT Khaos at hand, one can only speculate as to what NZXT has in mind as a "unique" and "unparalleled design.
Today for review we will look at another NZXT PC case. The Hades is a budget priced mid tower case that does not skimp of features. It includes many capabilities found in NZXT's premium tower cases such as cable management, built in temperature sensors and fan control.
I really love my position here more as time goes by, because I get to see companies evolve and get better and better with age like a fine barrel of sprits, and others, well, some of them dropped off the face of the earth. Even with the tough time we may or may not have gotten behind us, most of the manufacturers made it through so far. Usually I see in the case market that things may not be up to snuff with some of the latest releases or that the manufacturer cuts things like fans, LED's, or tool-less options to save both you and them some of that hard earned money.
NZXT schmückt sich immer wieder gerne mit ungewöhnlichen Ideen und extravaganten Gehäusen. Wieso sollte es beim Hades auch anders sein? Hier ist der Name Programm, denn das Gehäuse hat mit dem Gott der Unterwelt mehr gemein, als man auf den ersten Blick erahnt.
NZXT continues to expand the fleet of computer cases in 2010 with the new Hades Crafted Series 9 Bay Black mid-tower case.
Last month NZXT launched a new case called the Hades and it’s one that is aimed at the PC enthusiast with several features that one might appreciate. Among those features you’ll find wire management built-in, temperature sensors, fan speed controls and even a rack for your SSD drives. The Hades looks nice but once I got started installing my system in it I ran into a few problems that detract from my overall view of this case. So read on to learn more about the NZXT Hades…
Last week we took a look at the NZXT Tempest EVO, and today we have up for review the latest in their Crafted series, the Hades. Not since the Lexa Blackline have we seen an NZXT case with red lighting. Whether this switch from the all too common blue LEDs has any significance in the naming of this case or not, red is definitely becoming more and more popular with the various case manufacturers. The Hades is a nine bay, mid-tower design that like many in NZXT's Crafted series, has sculpted front and side panels. Black is the only color available and there is no side window, however there are several other features NZXT has incorporated into this case that are worth a closer look.
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