NZXT is now a top of the line case manufacturer and they have gained massive popularity with their H440 Case. The NZXT H440 was a highly popular case and it has gained a lot of attention. Today, we are going to take a look at the Razer edition of this very famous case from NZXT.
The Razer Edition of the case costs $149 which is $30 more than the original NZXT product. The metal exterior of the case is excellent. The exterior looks very elegant and also feels outstanding. The whole case is matte black along with some Razer enhancements. The glossy edges of the case look spectacular.
The case is also highly finger mark resistant. The exterior and the internal layout is highly similar to the original with some minor enhancements by Razer. The case is aesthetically quite changed from the original one. At the front panel, there is an illuminated green Razer logo at the middle.
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The bottom of the case is illuminated in green which looks absolutely beautiful. Inside, the power supply cover has also been slightly enhanced. There is now an green LED illuminated Razer logo on the power supply cover. The green LED lighting can be turned off using a button situated at the back of the case. On top, there is the IO panel which has two USB 3 color coated green , two USB 2 ports , two audio jacks , power and restart button. The power buttons also remains illuminated in green while running. Inside, it's pretty much the same story. The internals are spacious and it will fit any long GPU. There are proper cut outs for cable management and the cable management holes do come with rubber grommets . Cable management inside this chassis is pretty seamless with ample amount of space at the back for that purpose. So, overall the Razer H440 is an excellent and elegant case which looks absolutely stunning and it's breeze to use it too. Rest of the specs are same as the original. You can read our full NZXT H440 review article through link provided below.
Full review article: http://techsource7.blogspot.com/2015/03/nzxt-h440.html
Image source: www.youtube.com/user/HardwareCanucks , www.razerzone.com and www.pcworld.com
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