10-15-2006, 10:00 PM
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NZXT Zero
Building a PC requires several considerations. What's in it? What's powering it? What case do I use? How do I cool it? For using air cooling there's a wide world of cases open to you but if you're using aftermarket water cooling your options start to narrow. Today we look at a new case from NZXT that lends itself to both air and water cooling.
You can read Matts full review here and discuss it here!
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