Nice looking, Watercooling ready, Fans included, High quality
No removable motherboard tray, Side panel vibrates
This is a nice case, it is in the same class as the more expensive cases like Coolermaster Cosmos and similar. It is not as big spacewise but function wise with preparations for watercooling and superb aircooling. What they say in their case features i...
Inexpensive, Lots of fans, Good front I/O panel placement, Drive cages, Watercooling ready, Easy installation of 5.25 / 3.5" devices, Alright design for what its worth
Cheap plastic finish, Need to remove panel to remove drive cage, Delicate front panel pins, No indents on side panels hard to pull them out, A bit loud / poor acoustics, No removable motherboard tray
While the Tempest from NZXT isnt the nicest looking case around, it certainly feels better than "El cheapo" ones from other manufacturers in the same price segment. Its price/performance ratio is above average and the case can easily be placed in a l...
Lots of fans, Good looks, Predrilled for radiators
Rough edges inside, Can be noisy
Gamers without the budget for a really high-end case like the Cooler Master Cosmos S will want to give the NZXT Tempest a serious look. The Tempest is a good case at a very good price offering style, cooling and performance. ...
Lots of fans for great airflow, Nice attractive finish, Mostly tool-free installation, Eight HDD bays!
Not a silent case by all means, Top Fans need internal grills, PCI slots arent tool-free making a screwdriver required for 5% of system installation
NZXT has some very nice cases in their portfolio and while the Tempest doesnt turn heads with its sexy finish like the NZXT Lexa case, the Tempest is a case of a different sort. This chassis is designed and geared for performance and is certainly th...
Abstract: Choosing the right case for your performance PC can be a difficult decision. Trying to balance performance, looks and price may seem like a loosing battle. Today we will be looking at the latest case from NZXTs Crafted Series; the Tempest. With the...
Abstract: Video Review: The NZXT Tempest Case will be a big hit amongst enthusiasts. Affordability is obviously very important to most folks and this case is very well priced considering what's included. Air flow is crucial and with 6 included fans (4x120mm & 2x140mm) this case is king in that department. HDD storage space is also vital and with space for 8 HDDs this is not a problem. Another big plus is it's compatible and tested with many well known water cooling radiators which can be mounted at the top of the case using the pre-drilled holes. This is one of the best mid-tower cases on the market! Watch the video to find out more.
Very good build quality, TONS of space, All fans included, E-ATX ready, Space for 8 HDs,
Power supply mounting inefficient, Fixed speed fans not silent, Some edges slightly sharp
To me, the Antec 900 is the Tempests direct competition. I personally have been using the 900 in all my builds because it offers the most airflow for the dollar. It is a good case, but it has quite a few flaws. The original version had poor wire mana...
Liquid cooling radiator ready, Multiple cooling fans included, Easy cable management, Great case airflow, Bottom mounted PSU...
Motherboard tray not removable, No toolless design for expansion cards...
The NZXT Tempest is truly a unique and interesting design. I love how NZXT has included all of the necessary fans with the case, instead of making the user purchase their own. The space inside the Tempest is enough for anyone, and it can even be used ...
