Excellent Airflow and Cooling, Excellent Fit and Finish and Attention to Detail, Spacious Design for a Mid Tower, Accommodates 300mm Graphics Cards, Sturdy and Solid Build, Bottom Venting For Power Supply, Unique Styling, Very Easy to Work On,
Does Not Allow For All Fans to Be Used With Tall CPU Cooler, Hardware (screws/standoffs/thumbscrews) Crossthread Easily, silver
The NZXT Hades is a very interesting case. It has a lot of features, and the fit and finish of the unit is really impressive. It was not an easy build compared to many other cases I’ve worked on, as proper cable routing does take some time and the driv...
Abstract: Video Review: When choosing a case first you sill first have to like it;s overall styling, but it also should have many excellent features. Features like; excellent air circulation, plenty of included fans, lots of drive bays, water cooling friendly & ...
A seemingly never-ending stream of press releases bombards the review world with flowery language and hard-to-prove claims of superiority, often from case manufacturers maintaining that a specific model is perfect for nearly anyone’s gaming rig. In...
High airflow design, Mesh fan filters, Outfitted with watercooling passthroughs, Lots of room, Cable routing, CPU heatsink cutout, Three channel temperature display, Two channel fan speed controller
Not completely toolless (Hard drives require 8 screws each), Front USB ports are a bit close to each other.More expert reviews of the NZXT Hades can be found at Testseek.com
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 warr...
It’s nice to see the NZXT Hades take a good step forward in internal case aesthetics by offering a solid black internal chassis paint j0b. It also goes a long way to compliment the outward case design. Unfortunately, you can’t go by NZXT’s website pi...
Abstract: If you dig the Hades’ unique design, it offers a number of useful features normally reserved for much more expensive products. For under a hundred bucks, this case is definitely worthy of consideration.
Sweet looks, Good Price, Good build quality, Black screws and thumb screws, Good airflow, HDD rails with rubber rings, 2.5 inch adapter included, Four fans included, Temperature LCD, Two fan controllers, Pre-routed cables, Plenty of cable routing & hiding
Some CPU coolers may not clear side fan, Very flimsy locks - pretty much useless, Complicated way of installing hard drives, No labels on the different temperatures in the LCD display, Bad paint job, Fan blades broke off
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...
I want to thank NZXT for letting me play around with the Hades. A price check showed that the Hades is selling for $99.99 but with a $20 mail in rebate ($79.99). At this price point, you are going to be hard pressed to find a better case out there. ...
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 ...
