Published: 2014-11-17, Author: Eric , review by: futurelooks.com
Abstract: NZXT and Razer have collaborated on a new case bearing the peripheral manufacturer's name and styling. Instead of reinventing the wheel, they took the award winning NZXT H440 (see our review) and have a “Designed by Razer” edition of the case. It will con...
Clean, attractive exterior, Subtle, elegant lighting, Strong construction, Simply, clean cable management, Plenty of water cooling options.
Exterior marks much to easily, – Tinted window panel is a tad dark, masking internals. Dust shows very clearly, – Outside paint scuffs and marks much to easily, – Limited intake, – Price is for looks, not features.
The NZXT H440 Razer Edition isn't something new. It's basically a repackaged NZXT H440 that costs an additional $30. The design, the features, the concept, it's nothing new. This case is purely intended as a special item for Razer fans (or builders who've...
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Published: 2014-08-05, Author: David , review by: maximumpc.com
Excellent placement of (limited) cablerouting holes, ample air cooling, lovely looks, USB 3.0 support.
Limited cablemanagement space, fans overpower soundproofing, too many screws, expensive
Incredibly sleek design, Easy installation, Large side panel window, Power supply cover with light up NZXT logo, 4 included fans and fan hub, Watercooling support
Some may not like that there are no optical drive bays
The first thing that I said when I took the H440 out of its packaging was, “WOW this thing is clean” and it really is. It has to be one of the best looking cases that I have reviewed in a long time. The matte black is a great choice and is really differe...
Last month we checked out the new Obsidian 450D, another mid-tower that costs $120. As you would expect from a Corsair product build quality was as good as it gets. The problem however was the lack of gear built into the 450D. Out of the box the case offe...
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Published: 2014-06-11, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
The H440 makes it easy to achieve a professionallooking build, it runs cool with four 140mm fans from the factory, and it supports huge gear like 360mm radiators or up to 11 HDDs via mod. What's not to love?
Fingerprints. For the love of Gaben, please test for hand grease on your surface materials before production. It would have also been nice to see a little more innovation with the empty 5.25" bay area.
Sturdy steel body, Tons of cable management capability, Very versatile cooling mountings, Lack of 5.25-inch bays allows for better use of space
Some cheap-looking plastic accents, Needs a pinch more room under the motherboard tray, Illuminated logo branding through window
The H440 packs a lot of smarts and flexibility into an attractive tower that won’t break your bank account. It’s long on storage and cooling capabilities, with outstanding cable management. ...
Good price, Excellent construction quality, Four 140 mm fans included right out of the box, Encased PSU compartment, Extensive use of metal instead of plastic, Lighting in the back - now with 2 LEDs, Nifty brand-specific lighting element on the side, Dedi
Extensive use of metal makes it heavy, Limited space between side panel and motherboard tray, Sound dampening will take a beating during installation, Long graphics card means the loss of at least one HDD bay, There would have been space for more hard-dri
The NZXT H440 sells for 110 euros including taxes, which is just 15 euros more than the H2. It will clock in at 120 US dollars without taxes for American customers. Good price Excellent construction quality Four 140 mm fans included right out of the box E...
about the NZXT H440The NZXT H440 is an achievement worth celebrating for several reasons. First, it effectively builds on the success of previous NZXT designs while offering something new and exciting. This probably should not have been a surprise consid...
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Published: 2014-04-01, Author: Kai , review by: tomshardware.com
We can already hear it now. Some enthusiasts are going to love NZXT's decision to get rid of 5.25-inch drive bays on the H440; others will hate it. If you find yourself in the former camp, you're going to appreciate the extra space for peripherals (like f...
