NZXT H440 Razer Steel Mid Tower Case

Pros: Wonderfully designed case. Some key items: Cable management is awesome, although I had a couple of cables that couldn't reach from the PSU to the top of the case. PSU enclosure - I liked this more than I though I would. PSU mounting bracket is pretty snazzy. Great for my liquid cooler. I have a corsair cooler that uses a 140mm radiator. Not always easy to find a case that it fits in (even those w/ 140mm fan's don't always work i the fan is placed too far from teh CPU) Fan Depot - Kind of the same as cable management, but the fan outlet depot is really nice. Good airflow and a large bank of fans.

Cons: No eggs taken, as I knew this was the case - but be aware there is no bay for a 5.25" optical drive.

Overall Review: A great case, that looks stunning, has great features and has a high build quality. Materials used are great (the case is a nice soft matte and has a quality feel to it). If you don't need a optical drive, then I highly recommend this case.

Pros: This is a visually stunning case. If you love matte black finish like I do, it's perfect (especially if you're a fan of razer). The aesthetics are wonderful with the green underglow and razer logos. I also very much like the panel for seeing in. Only note here is if you want to see much you'll need to get some LEDs or an LED fan as there are no LEDs inside, stock. The built in fan hub and led hub are amazingly well organized already all already cable managed, only have to plug in one easy to find molex to power everything. It is a bigger case, about the same depth as most mid towers, but is taller and a little wider - just a note, not a problem at all for me. The case itself is amazing in terms of accommodations and set up. Extremely easy to remove HDD/SSD bays for more room, already installed posts for quick and easy mobo installation. TONS of cable management help built in, which I loved. The PSU "cage" is also very well done and does a great job of even further hiding all cables - with proper lighting does not interfere much with wiring (just try and have your, if modular, pcie and other connectors already attached before installing to save some time). Wonderful case, very good muffling of noise, comes with great screws and is clearly built with the pc enthusiast in mind.

Cons: If you don't plug in your power connectors to the PSU it can be a tiny tiny problem trying to plug in connectors - but this is literally a 1 minute or less fix. Had to come up with some con though.

Overall Review: Love this case.

Pros: Good looking case and fits the h100i very well lights are cool all mine worked and are still working sturdy metal construction and nice matte finish

Cons: cooling is not so good the air flow vents are small and limited case is tight to work in do not recommend for new builders not a lot of room for wire management in the back of the case also no bay for cd rom if you use one

Overall Review: if you are going to overclock your system have a good cooling solution because it will heat up quite fast overall a good case matches my razor mouse and keyboard overall it's a good looking decent mid tower

Pros: -Solid construction -Attractive design -Easy to work in

Cons: -Side panels difficult to remove and replace -Plastic window side panel feels and looks cheap

Overall Review: Bought the H440 while looking for something that I could grow into. The stealth-bomber-meets-plastic-light-up-toaster-oven aesthetic of most other cases was a deal breaker for me, and laying eyes on the sleek and (relatively) minimalist design of this case was a very welcome change. Finding out that the case eschews a slot for an optical drive was another big attraction as I have not put a disc into a computer for at least the last five years. Upon receipt the case was well packaged and in good condition. Once I wrenched the doors off working within the case was simple and user friendly. I found myself very satisfied with the build but wishing that I could replace the windowed side panel with a second solid one. Personally, being able to see how much money I've wasted on a computer is not something I want to be able to see, let alone let others see. Also, having a second insulated side panel would surely help reduce noise further . So I looked around for a spare unit and eventually contacted NZXT support to see if I could order one. To my suprise they promptly sent me one no questions asked. I was and still am impressed. If you find yourself wanting this case but in a different color combination than the half dozen or so offered then you should know that painting the plastic accents is a fairly painless endevour. The steel plating is easily sepparated from the plastic shell. My case is now a nice black-on-black void that meets all of the original requirements I couldn't quite find in any other case. The NZXT H440 is a great case to grow into and make your own, and NZXT is there to help you.

Pros: Still the amazing "soft-touch" kind of black matte paint and orange accents. It's just stunning. Still the great compartmentalization that comes with the psu shroud and hidden drive brackets. Still the ample tie-down points for cable management. Still has a 10 fan hub (that I don't use but still a nice touch). Still extremely quiet and offers adequate airflow.

Cons: Here's where my update comes into play. Cable management at the back has run into some minor hiccups where having an extra cm of space at the back would certainly help. Still I am able to close the side panel easily and securely without bowing of any kind, but i had to remap some of the cables because there just isn't quite enough space. adding cable extensions was not necessary as a mod, but still matches the orange perfectly.

Overall Review: This case is quite spacious to work in, don't get me wrong. But just 1cm of extra would have made it even better. I'm not taking off an egg for it, because with patience you can still route and secure all your cables and close the panel quite easily. But patience really is the key factor to this case. It is easy to build in but in every other way imaginable. Build: i5 4690K Gigabyte SOC Z97 Motherboard 16 GB ram (2x4 G skill ares orange and 2x4 g skill ripjaws x red) 120GB samsung SSD with 1tb Seagate HDD SapphireTri X R9 280X Noctua NH-U12S CPU cooler (using EKWB 120mm static pressure fan)

Pros: This case came with very good protection and is just amazing! Everything about it is just simply beautiful! Good cable management, color and lighting!

Cons: None

Pros: Pros: - Spacious - Easy cable management - No ODD - Native 2.5 and 3.5 HDD/SSD mounting - Aesthetically Pleasing

Cons: Cons: The cons really just come down to the LEDs and from what I can find on the interwebs it seems it is a problem that NZXT is aware of. The PSU shroud LED stopped working within the first hour of use which is a shame because it looked really good when I first powered it on. The front panel LED is extremely dim. There don't seem to be any of the underglow or rear LEDS included with the case I received.

Overall Review: I really enjoy the look and feel of this case. I was excited to get my hands on the Razer Edition since I'm a fan of the black and green but I have to say I am extremely disappointed with the condition of the product I received - 1 of the 4 LEDs function and it BARELY does. If you aren't concerned about the LEDs I'd 100% recommend this case.

Pros: padding foam for sound dampening, light on the back making it easy to see in the dark, Fan and LED hub

Cons: I feel like the Front and top panel are too easy to take, should be a way to screw them in too