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NZXT has announced the “gamercentric” Gamma mid tower case, targeted at the budget conscious. Measuring 190×448x508mm and weighing 6kg, the steel case features a meshed front panel for improved airflow and supports up to 6 120/140mm fans at the rear/top/side.



Fan openings at the side panels are especially useful as enthusiasts are now able to provide additional cooling for their graphic card and processor without having to go through the hassle of “dremeling” blow-holes into the side-panels. It also has provisions for “wire brackets”, allowing users to better manage their wire routing in the case. NZXT has also made the Gamma mid tower case “water” friendly by pre-drilling water cooling holes on the back plate with support for 2 external radiators at the top of the chassis.

Most importantly of all, high end graphics card longer than 10” will fit easily in the Gamma as lengths of these graphic cards had been accounted for in its design. Available for USD50, we believe the very affordable Gamma mid tower case will be a hit with enthusiasts. Availability has not been confirmed but the the Gamma is definitely worth keeping a lookout for given its “gamercentric” features at an affordable price.

    “There is no other chassis on the market that offers this kind of feature set for around $50” said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. “For enthusiasts looking to shave some money off their build, Gamma will provide everything you need for a high performance system at a remarkably low price.”

Features

• 6 fan capability (one rear 120mm included)
• Black Interior
• Meshed front panel allows for more airflow
• Wire routing: motherboard punched holes allows for quick CPU bracket removable and optimal wire routing, turned HDD also helps with managing cables
• Pre-drilled water cooling holes on the back plate
• Front mounted USB, audio, and ESATA ports
• Support for external dual radiator at the top of the chassis
• High end graphics card support, the Gamma features space that is especially designed to fit longer 10." cards

News via [NZXT]