Introduction
I would like to thank
NZXT for supplying the review sample.
NZXT is really taking things in a different direction with the latest H-Series chassis. While the H2 featured a door, was a mid-tower case, and utilized a bit of plastic, the H630 is much larger, makes do without a door, and utilizes solid metal wherever possible. NZXT offers the chassis in both black and white. We got the latter version for review today.
| NZXT H630 |
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| Color | Matt Black or White |
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| Drive Bays | External: 2x 5.25" baysInternal: 8x 3.5/2.5" bay & 1x 2.5" |
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| Form Factor | ATX, Micro-ATX, XL-ATX, EATX (347mm x 272mm) |
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| Expansion Slots | 9 |
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| Cooling | Front: 2 x 200 or 2 x 140 or 3 x 120mm (1 x 200mm included)Rear: 1 x 140/120mm (1 x 140mm included)Side: 1x 200 mm (included)Top: 2 x 200 or 2 x 140 or 3 x 120mmFloor: 2 x 140/120mmPivot: 2 x 140/120mm |
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| Dimensions | 245mm(W) x 547mm(H) x 567mm(D) |
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| Weight | 14kg |
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| Switches | Power / Reset, singe-channel 30-watt Fan Control (3 settings) |
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| I/O | USB 3.0 x 2 (internal), USB 2.0 x 2, Audio In and Out (supports HD audio), SD Card Reader |
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Packaging
The NZXT H630 shipped in a plain cardboard box that seemed slightly too big for the chassis and had no print on it. Our sample was probably one of the earlier samples to have been sent out. Those buying the chassis in retail will obviously get a package with proper print on it. Two Styrofoam spacers hold the chassis in place, and a plastic bag protects the chassis from fingerprints and scratches.
Contents
You will get a nice set of sorted screws with the chassis. The detailed manual should also help you during the assembly process.