NZXT Launches Budget-Minded Beta EVO Case
NZXT Launches Budget-Minded Beta EVO Case
Posted 08/05/2009 at 6:36am
| by Paul Lilly
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Less than a month ago, NZXT released the funky looking M59, a $60 chassis aimed at attention-seeking gamers. If the aesthetics weren't your style but the price point was, NZXT's latest case, the Beta EVO, might be more your style.
Part of NZXT's Classic Series, the Beta EVO mid-tower sports a more subdued look, but there is more here than meets the eye. The major focus is on airflow, and to that end, the Beta EVO accommodates up to six 120mm fans with the option of dual 140mm at the top.
Other amenities include support for 10.5-inch graphics cards, screwless installation for hard drives and external 5.25-inch drives, front-facing HDD rack, external dual radiator support, a sleek all-black internal finish, CPU cutout for easier third-party heatsink installation, and a handful of wire management cutouts.
That's a pretty robust feature-set for NZXT's $50 asking price. Look for the Beta EVO to be made available in September.
Image Credit: NZXT
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AttilaTheHunk
August 05, 2009 at 12:57pm
with 2 140mm top mount instead of a proprietary 200mm fan, as an Antec 900 owner , I think this case is better than mine.
HerofTime64
August 05, 2009 at 7:21am
Not a bad price at all! I'll stick to my Antec 900 for now, but it's good to know case designers realize not everyone out there is forking over $100+ for a case.
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