At a current retail price of $119 USD, NZXT has built yet another very nice chassis in the often unglamorous mid-tower class. I have yet to see anything else this size which supports anything over 120mm fans which impacts cooling efficiency directly. ...
The NZXT Panzerbox is a very nice case for someone looking to build a liquid cooled computer or a user simply wanting a case that looks different from the others on the market. The Panzerbox is well built and is one of the nicer PC cases on the market....
Compact design, but can still fit an ATX motherboard and PSU as well as long video cards, Great cooling, Removable motherboard tray, Thumbscrews everywhere
The 190mm fans only have 3pin connectors, Fans are a bit loud
I cant believe we havent seen a case like this before! I know so many gamers that wished they could make their system more compact and this is a great solution. Many people (including me) have gone the mATX route in making their system smaller, but ...
Extremely compact case, Light weight, Can be stuffed with full sized hardware, Very well constructed frame, Water cooling ready, Removable mainboard tray, Removable hard drive cage, Hard drive cage is rubber mounted, Plenty of air flow: 2 x 190 mm & 1 x 1...
Fans are extremely loud, No dust filters on large intake fan, PSU may block graphics cards with large, nonreference cooling solutions, No external 3.5 inch bay, No hole for easy CPU cooler removal on mainboard tray, ODDs will cover part of the mainboard c...
The NZXT Panzerbox is a great case. The company has had the guts to design a completely new case, while trying to be able to stuff the same amount of parts into much less overall space. That mission has succeeded beautifully, with a full size ATX mainb...
The NZXT Panzerbox delivers on many levels. The case is solid, and very open and easy to use. I had no issues installing any of the components. In fact I found the Panzerbox a real pleasure to work with. NZXT has thought of quite a few things like bein...
Abstract: Overall, I really liked the look of the Panzerbox; it has a roomy interior and a convenient removable motherboard tray. It’s also easy to work with. Its slightly smaller-than-normal stature and light weight also make it an ideal candidate for LAN gamers who don’t want to skimp on their cases..
The NZXT Panzerbox was designed to push some serious air in and out of it while being lightweight; it's not all bling bling and it doesn't disappoint. Although, not including all the screws and risers needed to mount a motherboard properly is a bit d...
Power supply mounts in front of expansion slots; handles would be helpful for LAN-partygoers
The Panzerbox’s squat design and aluminum construction has much to offer gamers, but frequent upgraders will lament the placement of the power supply. ...
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