NZXT Hades Case Reviews

• Rbmods:
  
  

  "The NZXT Hades case provides an excellent cost/performance ratio. It is ideal for the user that wants to build a nice system with fan speed adjustment and temperature monitoring without having to purchase another fan speed controller, and can’t warrant the extra expense of a higher end model."

  
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• techPowerUp:
  
  

  "The NZXT Hades makes an interesting first impression, but upon closer look, there are simply too many restrictions and shortcomings. For a chassis aimed at the gamer, not having enough clearance for a 120 mm tower cooler is a big "no-go". Fact is, that there are many such CPU coolers on the market and some of the best performing ones have exactly that configuration. The added value of plastic looks turns out to be fairly useless, as these do not manage to hold a simple optical drive in place and while NZXT has included metal rails with rubber mounts for the hard drives, installing them translates into more work than having a normal 3.5 inch bay and using screws with rubber spacers instead."

  
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• TechwareLabs:
  
  

  "The Hades case from NZXT is a very well thought out and unique design for a mid-tower case. The cables running through the drive bay area was the only drawback (though minor) to the overall layout of the Hades case. The lack of the second exhaust fan on the top of the case may be to keep the price of the case down, but we think NZXT should provide an option to purchase a Hades case with this second fan included. The front door is an odd shape which contributes to the Hades overall design and with the front mounted temperature gauge the gamer has a convenient way to check in on what the temperatures are inside the case."

  
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