Introduction

I would like to thank EVGA for lending us the review sample.



EVGA is well-known for their NVIDIA-based graphics cards and recent power supplies. Instead of going head to head with the crowded case market, they decided to offer an especially small form factor chassis geared specifically toward gamers who want as much power as possible in a tiny chassis. The Hadron will be available in two versions, and we have the pleasure of reviewing the Hadron Air today. EVGA is also about to launch a slightly larger, water-cooled variant.

Specifications

Packaging

Our sample of the Hadron Air shipped in a plain cardboard box. The only markings on the box are brand and model name on the larger panels. The smaller sides do not hold any additional information.


Two cardboard reinforced foam spacers hold the chassis in place. Even though it is very compact due to the included power supply, the entire contraption is heavier than one would expect. A plastic bag further protects the chassis from fingerprints and scratches during the packing process.