Abstract: Video Review: The NZXT Hush Case is a great overall product and it's affordable. When NZXT built this case from the ground up they had a couple of things in mind. The first was to build a quiet case and also a case that provides excellent air circulation. With sound dampening material inside the case on the side panels, bottom, top and front, it's quiet. They include two 120mm fans which provide great air circulation. There are lots of drives bays and it has a stylish appearance. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
Full size rubber feet
Acoustic absorption
120mm fans installed
Full size ATX motherboard support
Support for large Graphics cards
Front panel extension ports location
Path of the front panel wires
Fingerprint magnet
Hard drive removal difficult
The front fan is a clear acrylic fan with blue leds to match the front panel lighting. The fans have rubber gromits between the fan and case to help cut down the vibration noise. The hard drive bays all have the quick release locks for easy installatio...
Abstract: September 14, 2007 By Theo Cevallos True innovations in PC case designs come about only rarely. Instead, PC chassis design over the past several years has been focused mainly on refining or enhancing existing designs, and for lower-budget products, on cut...
Amazing looks and styling, Great attention to detail, Two included quiet 120mm cooling fans is more than most manufacturers give you, Foam helps reduce noise, and actually does work, Front door opens to the right (The way all cases should open because of...
Front USB/Firewire/Audio ports should be located better, Nonremovable motherboard tray, No window
In the end, the NZXT Hush does just as advertised - hush's up your loud computer system. The build quality and attention to detail on this case is excellent. It's looks are very impressive with little area for improvement needed. Most of all, it d...
Abstract: Cases have come a long way from the big, boxy, plain Jane chassis they once were. NZXT has done a good job previously on their cases making them quiet and cool. Lets see what they have to say about their new case the HUSH. "Introducing the NZXT HUSH...
Abstract: I can still clearly remember my "old" computer from last summer. One year isnt really that long ago, but I have gone through four cases, three motherboards, three processors, and four video cards since then. Back in the summer of 06 I had an old s...
Brushed, black metal is quite impressive, Lightweight yet sturdy, Straightforward, Drive rails with holders
Front light is very, very bright (but can be unplugged), Must remove left side to install hard drives
Im impressed with the quality of the NZXT HUSH. Its a decent, sturdy, mid-range aluminum case worthy of a build. It withstands all 215 lbs of me with very little wavering. Theres a lot of airflow, too: two 120 mm fans keep the air moving.I think th...
Noise reducing dampening foam works extremely well, Well build front, Toolless system works well, Two 120 mm fans included, Awesome looks and well placed lighting, Flawless glossy paint job
Not all screwless devices were included, Some parts made of steel especially the back PCI bracket area bends very easily, While they fit, large graphic cards will still obstruct at least two hard drives, No removable motherboard tray
The NZXT HUSH is a very nice looking case. The "piano finish" black and the front with a aluminum cover along with the clean and straight lines makes this a very modern chassis. Another highlight of this case is the screwless system implemented, as it ...
I have been using the NZXT HUSH now for a few days and have been generally pleased with it. Starting with the basics, the HUSH is a very subtle looking case that fits well into the Classic Series from NZXT. The case has the standard midtower features, ...
Clean and crisp design, Magnetic bezel door, Filtered intake fan, Two included silent 120mm fans, Sound dampening foam, Rubber dampeners on all fan mounting points, Rubber HDD, FDD and Optical drive disk mounting points, SUPER lightweight
Advertised PSU rubber padding on 0 for 2 test units, Tool free optical and FDD mounts missing on one side on two review samples, No mainboard tray, $90 price point places this case out of its class
NZXT gets a nod for offering a silent performance option to the masses. Rubber mounting and foam goes a very long way to this end as I can tell you from mods Ive done on cases here. Several other really good points need to be underscored as well. ...
