NZXT Vulcan PC Case Review (hardware)
Once I had installed everything It was time to start fire up the case. The case looked great. After I tested the hardware I wanted to see if the handle could really take the weight of the system. So I picked up the case and to my surprise the handle didn’t bow the metal frame or anything. So next I decided to jog around my house a little as kind of a stress test and the case passed with flying colors. The handle makes up for any of the shortcomings of the case. I attend a few large LAN events a year and now I can carry everything in at once! NZXT Vulcan The Good
NZXT Vulcan the Bad
Final Thoughts After going through the Vulcan top to bottom I was impressed. It has some very innovative design features and NZXT didn’t cut corners with anything. There are some things little things that could have been better but there can be on any case. If your looking for a micro form factor case be sure to check out the NZXT Vulcan. |
| Our Rating for NZXT Vulcan PC Case Review (hardware) | |
| 9.5 | Construction The case is constructed extremely well. It has a nice black finish inside and out. I would have liked to have seen some sort of handle to remove the side panels. |
| 8.0 | Installation Most of my hardware installed with no trouble except my video card. The CPU cutout could be larger. |
| 9.0 | End-user The biggest opportunity I found was around not having handles for the side panels. Although this isn�t a necessity to open the case it would have been nice and saved users some frustration. |
| 9.5 | Style The Vulcan�s caring handle and full mesh side panel make it truly unique |
| 9.5 | Functionality Everything that NZXT designed this case for was accomplished in the Vulcan design. Its portable, microform factor and above all stylish. |
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Overall This is a great case. There are a few things that could be improved upon but they don�t stop this case from being one of the best micro form factor cases available. |
