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Gamma
 
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Features
6 fan capability ( one rear 120mm included )
Black Interior
Meshed front panel allows for more airflow
Wire routing: motherboard punched holes allows for quick CPU bracket removable and optimal wire routing, turned HDD also helps with managing cables
Pre-drilled water cooling holes on the back plate
Front mounted USB, audio, and ESATA ports
Support for external dual radiator at the top of the chassis
High end graphics card support, the Gamma features space that is especially designed to fit longer 10." cards
 
Black Steel Midtower
The Gamma places a premium on effective airflow with 6 fan capability including dedicated VGA/CPU cooling and a unique front panel design that allows extra air to enter through the front. NZXT also includes pre-drilled watercooling holes on the backplate and mounting holes for a dual radiator at the top. Gamma gives you everything you need for a meticulously clean build with punched motherboard holes and a turned HDD cage which keeps cabling as discrete as possible.

MODEL GAMMA SERIES
CASE TYPE MID TOWER Black interior chassis
FRONT PANEL MATERIAL Steel
DIMENSIONS (W x H x D) 190 X 449 X 508 mm
COOLING SYSTEM

FRONT, 1 x 120mm

SIDE, 2 x 120mm

TOP, 2 x 140/120mm
REAR, 1 x 120mm, 23db/42CFM (included)

DRIVE BAYS 11 DRIVE BAYS
4 EXTERNAL 5.25" DRIVE BAYS
7 INTERNAL 3.5" DRIVE BAYS
MATERIAL(S) Steel Construction
EXPANSION SLOTS 7
WEIGHT 6 kg
MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT ATX, MICRO-ATX, BABY AT
CPU COOLER CLEARANCE 143.5mm (with fan)
168.5mm (without fan)
 
Bestcovery:
2011-10-06 | Web Link
The NZXT Gamma offers unprecedented airflow for the size and price. If you've destroyed your budget by buying cutting-edge CPU and video cards, this mid-size case will go a long way toward balancing the cost vs. performance equation. Plenty of mesh, a big 120mm rear fan, clean cable management options, and a surprisingly roomy interior offer airflow potential that put to shame many cases costing three-to-five times as much. There's also the option of adding five additional fans (including ideal positioning for CPU and video card cooling) and even water cooling via the pre-punched rear holes and radiator mounts.
 
XS Reviews: 9/10
2010-05-03 | Web Link

“Entered at a similar price level to the NZXT Beta, the Gamma is more refined and more appealing. Sure, both cases share a few common features; they have stand-out front fascias with the rest of the chassis is left relatively simple, an all-black exterior and interior, and just a single 120mm fan each. However, the Gamma is the better enclosure. Dust filters accompany all the intake fan areas and a CPU backplate cut-out is evident alongside several other cable routing gaps.  Whilst we’re still not too keen on the idea of a case arriving with just a single fan, the Gamma is a lot closer in build quality and design to the Antec Two Hundred. 8 times out of 10 we’d probably still go for the latter as well but the Gamma certainly has something to offer in the £30 bracket.”

 
Pure Overclock:
2010-04-07 | Web Link

“NZXT has accomplished a fine balance here between aesthetics, functionality, quality, and price with the Gamma. For gamers on a budget, we think this case offers excellent value and is a great option.”

 
Modders-Inc.com: 8 / 10
2010-02-22 | Web Link
“Gamma Classic is a very well built case even though it is a bit on the heavy side. It offers a great air flow performance as well as the ability of adding on up to six fans in to the case. I am not sure why would you want six fans, but perhaps for over clockers it would be a must. We have discovered that Gamma Classic is water cooler ready and has two options to install water cooling radiators. In addition Gamma Classic has numerous wire routing ways which help to organize the wires with in the case. If you are a gamer, then you would definitely benefit from the front panel of this case as it has the entire essential hookup for a LAN party. On top of these great features Gamma Classic provides its users with a unique and stylish look that will make people stop by and check out your case.”
 
Hi Tech Legion: Hi Tech Legion Gold
2010-01-27 | Web Link
“Bottom line: whether you are using the Gamma for a top-secret government experiment or just to play the latest MMORPG, you really cannot go wrong with this case. Once again NZXT has proven that just because a case might be considered entry-level does not mean you have to sacrifice quality and features. P.S. Neither HTL nor NZXT can be held liable if you turn into a green behemoth. If that happens, you might want to check your math.”
 
Overclockers Online:
2010-01-17 | Web Link
“NZXT has impressed us again, and this time on the budget level. With a hint of style, a price point of around $60 at the time of writing, supported by decent (and expandable) performance, I would recommend the Gamma to anyone looking for an affordable yet unique case.”
 
Think Computers: 9 / 10
2009-12-27 | Web Link
“The NZXT Gamma is a overall a decent case for the price. It can easily be found online for around $29.99. While it’s obviously not the most advanced case available, it does provide plenty of features of more expensive gaming cases. The complete black paint job makes it ideal for many gamers. The only problem with this case is that there is only a single fan to fill up the possible six fan slots. Overall ThinkComputers awards the NZXT Gamma Mid Tower Case a 9 out of 10 score.”
 
Overclockers Club: Overclockers Club Silver
2009-12-15 | Web Link
“For a $49 case, NZXT has a bundle of usable features that can provide you with a good solid build and allow you to spend some money on the high performance parts that really matter. Good looks, NZXT quality, and great features are all in this economical package.”
 
Best Case Scenario: 4 / 5
2009-12-01 | Web Link
“If you are planning a build in the future and are looking to save a bit of hard earned cash in the case department, seriously consider the Gamma. You can thank me later.”
 
Overclock Intelligence Agency: Overclock Intelligence Agency Gold
2009-11-27 | Web Link
“I was not expecting the NZXT Gamma to bring the kind of quality to the table that it showed up with. The solid build make this case worth more than what is asked for it. The armored finish will stand up to years of abuse and is ideal for a LAN-party build. This case is by no means flashy, and is for the utilitarian builder or the gamer who wants to build a "sleeper" rig. The most attractive aspect of this case is price. I have not seen a case at the $50 price point that brings this level of quality. All the most recent case design innovations are included without the price tag that usually go along with them. Most of the time you see my system housed in a larger windowed case with some LEDs and full-tower size. After today, if you happen by the house, you will find my beast slumbering under the black satin exterior of the NZXT Gamma.”
 
BCC Hardware: 7.75 / 10
2009-11-27 | Web Link
“In conclusion, it's pretty hard not to like this case - especially when you consider the price. For $50, you're not going to find a better case that can hold a bunch of drives, support long graphics cards, hold a monster PSU and provide excellent ventilation and easy heatsink installation (hole in motherboard tray). ”
 
Benchmark Reviews: 9.1/10
2009-11-22 | Web Link
“I am still befuddled by the riddle of how NZXT fit so many features into this case and can still sell it for under $50. I highly recommend the Gamma Mid-Tower Computer case for anyone at any level of computing prowess. You will not be disappointed.”
 
Traficantes de Hardware: 4/5
2009-09-26 | Web Link
Tras dar un buen repaso a la última creación de NZXT, nos quedamos con una magnífica impresión. A pesar de ser una semi-torre más bien compacta 448 x 190 x 508 mm (Al x An x Pr), la Gamma da mucho juego y entra realmente muy bien por los ojos. Su original diseño encabezado por su peculiar frontal, y su acabado tanto exterior como interior en negro ya consiguen que resulte un chasis muy atractivo. Como hemos visto durante el análisis, la NZXT Gamma cuenta con numerosos y buenos detalles, como los tornillos de rosca manual para instalar unidades en las bahías de 5,25", el hueco en la espalda de la placa base para tener acceso al cooler si desmontar la primera o sus posibilidades de aumento de la refrigeración añadiendo más ventiladores. En este aspecto es donde llega un apartado mejorable en la Gamma, un ventilador frontal creará un magnífico dibujo de flujo de aire para refrigerar el interior del chasis.
 
Overclockers HQ: Overclockers HQ Editors Choice
2009-11-09 | Web Link
“So how did this case stack up? In my opinion, and in most people’s minds, this case did really well. From its sleek sexy look, and massive blowing power this case is a no brainer. The NZXT Gamma Chassis price is competetive and it has the potential to keep most anything cool. Would I recommend this case? Yes, yes I would. For gamers that like to have massive amounts of storage or multiple backups this case would be perfect. Hell this case would make a great server without going to the extent of having a rack mount home server or small office server. I think that the design and looks of this case are appealing though not eye popping. From the placement of the power, reset, and front mounted ports to the sleek LEDs placed on the front panel it is a winner. The NZXT Gamma would be a great option for any gamer or home office.”
 
OC ModShop: 4 out of 5
2009-11-03 | Web Link
“I love the fact that the official floppy access is gone; hopefully this is a staying trend. Death to floppies. The ability to set up six drives on a raid or three drives with HDD coolers is pretty sweet, allowing a range of possibilities on how much storage you can have with or without extra cooling. The built in water cooling tube access is a nice touch, a true sign that NZXT looks out for their gamer brethren. Overall, the sleek look and sharp edges make this a great case for any medium custom build. Murdered out with attitude.”
 
Hardware Secrets: Hardware Secrets Golden Award
2009-11-03 | Web Link
“Costing only USD 50 NZXT Gamma provides the best bang for your buck if you are on budget and are looking for a good mid-tower case that supports several fans. If you would like to have a transparent side panel, then you can pay USD 10 more and get M59, but M59 comes with fewer places for installing fans. Of course in order to reduce the price the manufacturer only included one fan, but this case supports up to six of them.”
 
3D GameMan:
2009-10-29 | Web Link
“If you're in the market for an affordable mid-tower gaming case with great styling, lots of drive bays, plenty of places to install fans, black interior and a hole on the motherboard tray to access the coolers retention plate, then this might just be the case for you.”
   
Crafted Series Gamma 3 Ratings
(2010-08-04 23:05:51)
Gamma is great ! Plenty of room for cables and parts, sleek design and great cooling as well, will be using this case for awhile!  
(2010-07-16 20:26:21)
Love mine. Airflow, Airflow, Airflow!! Roomy, already set up for liquid cooling, easy to work in. Great case for the price!  
(2010-07-02 09:45:08)
Brilliant only had 1 problem with it that my graphics card wont fit correctly as the pci plate bit overhangs so I cant plug in my HDMI cable  
 
 
 
AWARDS
XS Reviews Value Award
Benchmark Reviews Gold Tachometer Award
Proclockers Highly Recommended
Modders-Inc Recommended Hardware
Hi Tech Legion Gold
Think Computers 9/10
Overclockers Club Silver
The Best Case Scenario Approved 4/5
OCIA.net Approved Gold
Traficantes De Hardware Gran Eleccion 4/5
Overclockers HQ Editor's Choice HQ Award
OC Modshop 4/5
Golden Hardware Secrets Award
Pure Overclock Great Value