Monday, October 24th 2011
Nexus Technology Introduces New Prominent R Case
The Nexus Prominent R case is your best choice premium chassis for a silent computer. It's toolless installation features make it a breeze to install your components or change your set-up. The sleek professional look and materials make the case fit in anywhere.
The Prominent R have a black painted interior which is great looking. Preinstalled are two 120mm Real Silent Nexus Fan. There is noise absorption material on the side panels and isolating padding where the PSU is placed to prevent resonance, ventilation holes (and room for a fan) in the bottom of the case for air-intake and high feet (with rubber pads) keep the case elevated from the floor to make a smooth airflow possible and eliminate resonance. There is cable and fan management and on top we have an external SATA Dock, USB3.0, USB2.0, eSATA and audio connectors.
The Nexus Prominent R will be available around October 25th. For more information, visit the product page.
The Prominent R have a black painted interior which is great looking. Preinstalled are two 120mm Real Silent Nexus Fan. There is noise absorption material on the side panels and isolating padding where the PSU is placed to prevent resonance, ventilation holes (and room for a fan) in the bottom of the case for air-intake and high feet (with rubber pads) keep the case elevated from the floor to make a smooth airflow possible and eliminate resonance. There is cable and fan management and on top we have an external SATA Dock, USB3.0, USB2.0, eSATA and audio connectors.
22 Comments on Nexus Technology Introduces New Prominent R Case
Mesh is so impossible to clean when it gets dusty, and it always ends up looking like crap after a short while.
It is impossible to get 100% of the dust out, at least for me, and the case will never look as clean as it did the day you got it.
The Rosewill Blackhawk, CM 690 and this case seem to share a common blue-print.
The case has room for 4 additional fans upto 140mm, I dont know if all the fan mounts support 140mm.
you probably cant fit anything bigger then a 120mm on the back but for everything else you could fit 140mm. which should make this case quite a beast when it comes to cooling.
2x140mm Top (exhaust)
2x140mm front (Intake)
1x120/140mm bottom (next to PSU) (Intake)
1x120mm rear (exhaust)
this could make for a nice case, though i would prefer then bottom fan next to the PSU to be on the side panel so it cools both graphic cards properly when running SLi/Crossfire
i just dont like if they use plastic tray coz sometimes after a while plastic cant hold the cage pretty tight anymore