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The NZXT Vulcan is the perfect alternative to the full-size gaming PC. The case is well built and screams quality like most offerings from NZXT, if your hardware will fit inside the smallish NZXT Vulcan the case is a winner. ...
Abstract: Video Review: The NZXT Vulcan Case is a micro ATX case and therefore it's limited in some respects. Although, this case is one of the best gaming micro ATX cases out there because of it's excellent features and reasonable price. This cases accepts many...
Abstract: Most gaming cases are large, ostentatious affairs that tend to look as wild as the games they're designed to encourage. Not so with the new NZXT Vulcan ($69.99 list): This case, designed for building systems based on MicroATX motherboards, is refined, ...
Compact size. Lightweight when empty. Removable handle. Can house long video cards. Good cable routing features.
Can be hard to open. Little wiggle room inside the case can make wiring difficult. Designed for MicroATX motherboards.
If you don't need or want a case that's the same size and weight as the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the squat and subdued NZXT Vulcan may be for you. It won't house a full-size motherboard, but if a smaller MicroATX system is all you need, an...
Very well designed and made case, Lots of room, even for large video cards, Looks great, Low price,
Not much room at top of case, Might not be able to install second top fan, depending on size of CPU cooler
The NZXT Vulcan is a great case really, I truly like it a lot and there’s plenty for you to like as well. The Vulcan has a lot of room even for large sized video cards, but yet the case is nice and small so you can easily take it with you using the i...
High Quality Construction, Great Design, Plenty of Airflow, Good Value
Nothing Major
Throughout this review I was trying to come up with things that I didn't like about the NZXT Vulcan case, however here we are at the end of the review and I still haven't been able to come up with anything I didn't like which speaks to how solid of a ...
Published: 2010-05-28, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
I do wish I could have gotten some of the orange glow captured on film for you all to see, but the lighting was just too dim to show in normal lighting conditions. Literally I had to shut the lights off to get what I would consider a “glow” of light...
