NZXT Source 210 ,Tool-free,120mm Fan , USB2.0, Audio

Neoseeker:

2011-08-03 | Web Link

Overall I was impressed with the NZXT Source 210 Elite, and found it to be a fine example of how low-end cases are quickly adding high-end features and becoming far more impressive than they were just a few years ago. The MSRP of the NZXT Source 210 Elite is $49.99, while the non-USB 3.0 version will run you $39.99.

Overclockers Club:

2011-07-25 | Web Link

Not everything is perfect, but in most scenarios the setup of the Source 210 works out nicely. What is included with the Source 210 gives a lot of room for upgrades, and this is where it excels. Barring the concerns about large graphics cards, the case is able to take up to eight hard disk drives, which is a greater number of hard disks than most people use or need. The case, despite the lack of included fans, allows for support for up to seven total fans, so it leaves room for you to add on six more, and considering the current level of performance, it would be recommended to add more. Wire management was easy with the included holes in the motherboard tray, and the 20mm space behind the tray definitely did not inhibit installation. Seeing as the Source 210 markets itself as a starter case, then the price should be quite affordable, right? Well this case certainly is affordable since it ships at an unbelievably frugal $39.99. So if your idea is to save some clams on your next build with that new high-end graphics card, then the Source 210 might just be the starting place you're looking for.

3D Gameman:

2011-07-07 | Web Link

The NZXT Source 210 Case is targeted at the budget market, but it has great looks and features. This case is also available in two colors, black and white. If you're looking for an affordable case with style, this just might be it.

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