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NZXT Tempest 410 Elite

Based on 4 reviews

Excellent:

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Good:

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Average:

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Bad:

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Pros

Bottom Mount PSU, Tool Free Design, Two 120mm Front Intake Fans, Intake Fans Have Touch Removal, Top Tray With Lid, Large Side Window, Quiet Operation, Front USB 3.0 and Three USB 2.0 Ports, Optional Area On Top For Liquid or Air, 25mm Space Behind Mother
Toolfree installation, Sleek design, Cable management, Plenty of airflow.

Cons

Small area for HDD connections (facing towards the inside of the case)

By Hi Tech Legion on April 18, 2012

I like the NZXT Tempest 410 Elite's looks. The design is all black and there isn't any flashy lights or odd colors that take away from it's aesthetics. The power light is even a solid white LED. The visible two front intake fans and mesh...

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By Pureoverclock on December 08, 2011

Visually speaking, the NZXT Tempest 410 Elite has a rugged look and feel with its black finish and honeycomb surface. It's certainly not the epitome of sleek minimalism, so you'll need to decide if that suits your preferences or not. The build...

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By Kitguru.net on November 16, 2011

In 2008 NZXT released the original Tempest case, at the time it was considered one of the finest ventilated cases available in the budget sector. Recently NZXT decided to update the range with the new Tempest 410 and 410 Elite. NZXT has...

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By ThinkComputers on November 02, 2011

The NZXT Tempest 410 Elite certainly holds up to the Tempest name. It has all of the tool-free installations you can think of, a plentitude of airflow options and is just an overall good-looking case. The case runs for $89.99 at my favorite online...

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By The Best Case Scenario on October 31, 2011

Overall the Tempest 410 Elite is a wonderfully thought-out case. Details were spared on things like packaging to be able to add features to the case itself, which is always a good thing in my eyes. The case is well built and sturdy. The tool-less...

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By Techgage on September 23, 2011

After our usual testing, I feel like we're left with a mixed bag, but I'll do my best to sum things up. On the outside the case is all Tempest. The overall shape is carried over, which I really like and have been a fan of since I first laid my...

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By Overclockers Club on September 22, 2011

While the NZXT Tempest 410 Elite isn't exactly the greatest performer, it does have many things going for it. This case packs a mind numbing amount of features, especially considering its price point. So yeah, you're probably wondering what this...

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By Vortez on September 19, 2011

Often with sequels there is an air of disappointment. Building on previous success and continuing with a re-design is a bold move. Often those who try fail but NZXT have succeeded with this revamp. The Tempest 410 Elite slots directly in between the...

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By HEXUS.net on September 08, 2011

The mid-tower marketplace is fiercely contested and there are better all-rounders available at little extra cost. But if you happen to like the looks, the Tempest 410 Elite is exactly what it set out to be: a mean-looking enclosure with gobs of...

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By AnandTech on September 01, 2011

The last time we checked out an NZXT enclosure, we saw in their H2 a lot of fantastic ideas done in by a single poor design choice. NZXT's engineers are clearly thinking on their feet and the company stays in the enclosure conversation with good...

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