NZXT calls their Tempest case the Airflow King and I would agree with that. With two front 120mm fans, a 120mm fan on the rear, a 120mm fan on the side panel and two top 140mm fans, this case has more cooling fans and airflow than any other Med-Tower c...
Excellent Ventilation, Plenty of Hard Drive Space, Screwless Drive Installation
Front Panel Fan Removal to Access HD Cage, No Removable Motherboard Tray, Limited Cable Management
The NZXT Tempest offers a lot of case for the money, and at a MSRP of $100, it can supply gamers and media enthusiasts with an enclosure offering the looks, cooling and features of a more expensive model. Even those looking to build a home server or a...
They call it the “Airflow King” for a reason the NZXT Tempest case has a great overall feel and is definitely one of the best bang for your buck cases you can get right now. The Tempest has great airflow throughout the whole chassis and best o...
The installation of the motherboard and the rest of the components into the NZXT Tempest was not bad at all. There was plenty of space to install the components and run cables. Though the lack of cable runs which would assist with hiding the cables wa...
Abstract: Today we introduce to you a high airflow case from NZXT, build to match the current top on the market at and affordable price-range.The Tempest product name is well deserved as this midsize ATX tower is packed with 120mm and 140mm fans, by default. The...
Abstract: In 2004, a group of gamers formed a company based on the idea that there wasn’t a company out there that catered specifically to PC gamer’s unique hardware needs. Calling the company NZXT, their stated mission is to design ”unique products catered for ...
Abstract: October 8, 2008 By Theo Cevallos and Ian Walters System case manufacturers are continually trying to differentiate their products from the rest of the pack. Its certainly a lucrative business, as any desktop computer requires an enclosure, but there are many potential options out there, in a dizzying array of shapes, sizes, and price levels. The most popular segment is the mid-tower chassis, but even here, prices and feature sets can vary widely and the competition can be extremely harsh. Into the mid-tower fray struts NZXT, a company that w...
Abstract: NZXT TempestHere is our NZXT Tempest case review. What features does it have to make it stand out from the rest? What rating did we give it? See the video to find out! » CLICK HERE TO VIEW FS Home Blog + Share: Digg • Del.icio.us...
Tempest “Airflow King” is a great case with a lot of space and a great cooling system. With a total of 6 fans on this case (NZXT here beats some much pricier manufacturers) this case will appeal to most demanding of users. Apart from the fact...
Excellent airflow for great case cooling with minimal noise, Six 120/140mm cooling fans included (3 with Blue LEDs), Clean lines and conservative styling looks great, 9 Interchangeable drive bays with support for up to 8 internal HDDs, Active air coo
Toolless ODD mounting systems are not very robust, No IEEE1394 Firewire port
The NZXT Tempest mid-tower enclosure is a good looking case that delivers excellent airflow with minimal noise. The steel chassis is sturdy and provides solid value. Nine interchangeable drive bay locations permit a lot of flexibility and there is r...
