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NZXT Adamas

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http://www.nzxt.com/downloads/adamas/

linked from the front page:

http://www.technic3d.com/?site=article&action=article&a=356

-aluminum
-heat sink-like drive bays
-"easily" removable front cover
-120 intake
-120 exhaust
-120 over cpu
-120 over gpu
-classic Coolermaster ATC look.
-BSG reference

I like the idea of the drive racks aiding in cooling the drives much like the Zalman TN cases, but in this case the ebay prices seem to have this case around $200 and that seems justified.
 
I actually LOVE this case. The extruded aluminum really looks amazing...

sigh. Too bad it's a tad too small for my needs.
 
I think it's pretty. Looks a little cramped and expensive thoguh.

I assume it'd be in the price range of a PC-G70 (which is what I'vve recently fallen in love with) and it doesn't quite match up to it enough in my eyes.
 
Not bad for a NZXT case. It does look a little small. But for regular ATX should be plenty of room, you would only need a bigger case if you had a dual socket E-ATX motherboard. If it's $190 USD (like I think the G70 is - correct me if I am wrong)... it is *NOT* worth it. If it is a $90 or less, maybe it is worth it. What is the price tag on it?
 
After some looking up, The G70's around $180 and the Adamas I've seen range from a little over $160 to around $170.

Can I call em, or what? =P But yeah, I cant see myself paying that much for what's essentially not a lot of case.
 
Not too bad, but the 3.5 inch drive bays are too close to the motherboard tray. I absolutely will not buy a computer case that does that. Not when video cards are getting so large.
 
It's got a similar internal layout as my old Coolermaster Centurion 530, just made of aluminum with some tweaks here and there. It will be a nightmare if you want to practice any good wire management. There are no specific noise-reduction features either.
 
Why does that case look like something Silverstone put out maybe the TJ04, only with the buttons on the side instead of in the middle.
 
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