It seems that after seeing the Ronin, and now the newest chassis from NZXT, where it used to take a guy who bought a generic chassis weeks if not months to change things. Removing bits, and adding ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. A DIY case for PC builders, the H440 Designed by Razer ...

Earlier this year, NZXT launched the H440 mid tower which has quickly become an NZXT favorite all around the world. Now, we are happy to finally introduce the availability of the new H440 - Special ...

There was a time when chassis innovation was easier said than done. Manufacturers were typically hamstrung by available components, and if you had any intention of servicing the needs of enthusiast ...

The H440 shatters tradition to bring you the cleanest PC ever, inside and out. NZXT has taken a bold step and completely removed the antiquated and often unused 5.25" optical bays to make room for a ...

NZXT has decided to leverage its signature shade of purple on a selected range of hardware. Only yesterday we saw the chassis and cooling specialist launch the Puck cable management accessory in a ...

The Razer edition of the H440 is a little more expensive than the stock H440, clocking in at $149.99 vs the original $119.99 asking price. This premium does award you with extra lighting and an extra ...

Razer is well-known for its high-quality products on the market, spanning from systems, to peripherals, software, gear and even gadgets. It seems that the company is not satisfied with all it is ...

I have been a technology journalist for 30-plus years and have covered just about every kind of computer gear—from the 386SX to 64-core processors—in my long tenure as an editor, a writer, and an ...

There's a pretty big varation in the CPU delta T across our current test results and despite ample airflow in the case, the H440 Special Edition sat firmly in the middle of the graph. That said, the ...

The H440 chassis is an interesting one as far as expansion goes. There are two dedicated 2.5in mounts for showing off your SSDs through the side window and these are located on top of the PSU cover.