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The editors liked
High airflow design
USB 3.0
Toolfree 5.25" and 3.5" HDD mounting
Support for video cards up to 375mm long
Support for aftermarket heatsinks up to 195mm tall
Excellent cable management options
Reusable PCI slot covers
Easyaccess 5.25" drive bay covers
Plenty of optional fan mounting areas
Large aftermarket heatsink cutout
Support for EATX motherboards
Triple 420 radiator support at to
Very attractive
Huge case window
A lot of room to work in
Extensive water cooling support
Excellent air cooling support
With 4 fans included
Rear I/O light is genius
Substantial cable management options
Tool free system is excellent
3.5” bays ar
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I would have loved just one more cable routing hole above the motherboard mounting location
Fan hub would be better if it was a controller
SOME 140/280/420mm radiators won't fit without light modding
Published: 2012-07-25, Author: Nick , review by: gamersnexus.net
At $170-180, NZXT's full tower offering maximizes value very well. It comes with four fans, an excellent dust management system, and plenty of cable management so that your rig will look and perform at its best at all times. Aesthetically, the Switch 810...
Very attractive, Huge case window, A lot of room to work in, Extensive water cooling support, Excellent air cooling support, with 4 fans included, Rear I/O light is genius, Substantial cable management options, Tool free system is excellent, 3.5” bays ar
I would have loved just one more cable routing hole above the motherboard mounting location, Fan hub would be better if it was a controller, SOME 140/280/420mm radiators won't fit without light modding
First impressions are important, and the NZXT Switch 810 SE gives off a classy, refined vibe. The exterior is very visually appealing, with a toned-down look compared to some of NZXT’s previous cases. I am not a big fan of “extreme styling,” so the NZX...
Abstract: Video Review: Like the the NZXT Switch 810, the NZXT Switch 810 Special Edition Case (only difference being the color) is a full-tower case that is jam packed with excellent features and it looks amazing. If you need loads of drive bays, plenty of ro...
High airflow design, USB 3.0, Toolfree 5.25" and 3.5" HDD mounting, Support for video cards up to 375mm long, Support for aftermarket heatsinks up to 195mm tall, Excellent cable management options, Reusable PCI slot covers, Easyaccess 5.25" drive bay covers, Plenty of optional fan mounting areas, Large aftermarket heatsink cutout, Support for EATX motherboards, Triple 420 radiator support at to
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You might not realize, at first glance, why NZXT named it "Switch", but upon opening up the side panels, you can see how flexible the inner chamber is when it comes to housing both water-cooling components and air-cooled parts. Users can easily switch ...
Abstract: NZXT continues to evolve their popular Switch 810 full tower case in a number of ways. This time, they’re giving it a Special Edition moniker that’s headlined by matte back paint job -hiding the cheap looking piano back finish of the original version...
Published: 2012-07-23, Author: Benjamin , review by: Bcchardware.com
Abstract: In this follow-up to the NZXT Switch 810 review we will be looking at the NZXT 810 SE with a "gunmetal" finish. This case is identical in features and style as the original NZXT Switch 810, so I won't spend a lot of time covering stuff that Michael "Cotto...
It's easy to see why the original 810 switch was worthy of one our award in our in depth review from February, and our opinions of it haven't dwindled one little bit since then either, this is still one of the finest examples of PC chassis engineering and...
Overall the Switch case is very impressive on the build quality front with solid steel construction, a good paint job and some very nice plastic with soft touch coating that fits the overall chassis very well. Internally the high level of build quality co...
Enormous casing with tons of space, Competitive price, Sturdy construction, USB 3.0 via headers
Extremely heavy, Thumbscrews are tough to undo, Somewhat illogical power button placement, "Plastic" look
The Friendly GiantSince its inception, NZXT has made a reputation for offering bang-for-buck enthusiast-grade casings and the Switch 810 Special Edition follows in this tradition.On a whole, the Switch 810 Special Edition is a competent casing packed with...
