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BitFenix Nova TG review - Article

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/13/2017 09:29 AM [ 4] 2 comment(s)

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BitFenix Nova TG Chassis
Great value in the sub 50 USD/Euro market

BitFenix released the Nova TG, that classic looking Nova now comes with a black design and red accent as well as a white edition with subtle black accents. It will house house ATX motherboards and even has improved looks with a nice tempered glass side-panel. It's a simply straight forward chassis that can be spotted in the value segment.

This all predominantly black chassis comes with decent cooling options, quite a lovely design and it will house up-to motherboards up-to a standard ATX form factor. For the money you are going to love the storage options The new Nova TG series is a compact chassis series. The case is fitted with two 120mm fans that are already have been factory installed, and that means okay ventilation versus fairly little noise as they can be PWM controlled. At the front side you could mount two of them and in rear that 2nd 120fan is fitted, while being LED lit. 

This chassis comes with a front side mounted hard disk storage, simply trays for installation of three 3.5" and even three 2.5" drives. So yeah, there is some extra room for storage. The chassis is fitted with 7 extension slots, the Nova TG is designed to house ATX, Micro ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. With a maximum CPU cooler height of 160mm and a maximum graphics card length of 280mm, it supports most standard gaming and multimedia setups.

An interesting chassis alright. Have a peek first, and then let's start-up this review shall we? Next page please.

 




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