The similarities between the Tempest and the Antec Nine Hundred are fairly obvious - both have an open-mesh front with two intake fans, big fans on the roof and a suspiciously similar design. The Tempest only differs from Antecs design in regards to ...
The Tempest is inexpensive, offers easy, quiet use and tool-less entry. It seems that NZXT have done it again and retain their reputation as one of the best gaming enclosures manufacturer of current times. However those looking to buy should be aware ...
The two 140mm fans, four 120mm fans, mesh front paneling, and abundant space provide excellent thermal performance. The streamlined look, complimented by blue LED lights, makes for an attractive, interesting case and it doesnt look gaudy or poorly des...
The noise generated by the chassis could be somewhat of an issue for many people. Aside from noise generated by the fans, the rattling of the top exhaust fan lowers the overall feel of quality. ...
It seems NZXT have achieved their goals; they have created a case with enthusiast-class cooling; and with a MSRP of $99 USD, the price is also competitive. That said, we recommend the case to the PC enthusiast and gamers on a budget. If you are looki...
The two 140mm fans, four 120mm fans, mesh front paneling, and abundant space provide excellent thermal performance. The streamlined look, complimented by blue LED lights, makes for an attractive, interesting case and it doesn't look gaudy or poorly des...
The noise generated by the chassis could be somewhat of an issue for many people. Aside from noise generated by the fans, the rattling of the top exhaust fan lowers the overall feel of quality. ...
It seems NZXT have achieved their goals; they have created a case with enthusiast-class cooling; and with a MSRP of $99 USD, the price is also competitive. That said, we recommend the case to the PC enthusiast and gamers on a budget. If you are looki...
The claim to the title of "Airflow King" is one NZXT has definitely put effort into achieving, and it shows. With a total of not only six options, but factory installed fans placed effectively to provide cooling to known hot spots, the Tempest is a coo...
So, we still have not yet given a clear answer to the question posed at the beginning of this review: “Is the Tempest truly the “Airflow King” they say it is, or is it just another case trying take the crown and falling short?&rdquo...
Abstract: Before I get on with the review, I wanted to share some unboxing pictures and specs with you guys. As you can see in the first picture on the left that the box took a bit of a beating during it’s travel to Canada, however due to NZXT packaging there w...
When it comes to computer cases, the looks do not make your rig run any cooler, faster or more reliable. What does make your system run better overall is the amount of air that is circulated in the enclosure that you choose to house your equipment. Wit...
Great at Sucking and Blowing, Blue LEDs All Over, Great Placement of Front Panel, Awesome Design, Server Like Storage
A Little Pricy for Some, So Many Fans Make it a Little Noisy
So how did this case stack up? In my opinion, and in most people’s minds, this case did really well. From its sleek sexy look, and massive blowing power this case is a no brainer. While the NZXT Tempest Chassis price may be a little steeper than so...
