NZXT Whisper - built for silence
Written by Andreas G 26 August 2008 22:18

Gaming case builder NZXT has announced its newest case and even though this new case is also a gamer case, which usually means cooling comes before noise, but this one is different. NZXT Whisper was built and designed for the gamers that truly hate being disturbed by the noise coming from the case when trying to focus for that game-winning goal, shot or final right turn. Whisper is a full tower case that support mATX, ATX and Extended ATX motherboards, which means that you could fit a Skulltrail in there if you want.

• Silent Performance – 10mm noise dampening foam pads both side panels and the top panel, rubber grommets reduce vibration noise on the Hard Drives, and a padded PSU holder dramatically reduce acoustic levels within the chassis
  
• Maximum Expandability -  Space for 9  hard drives and a total of six 5.25” bays with ample room for large expansion cards
  
• Simple Installation – Pre-drilled wire management system makes it easy to route your cables and the screwless installation means you won’t be constantly reaching for your tools
  
• Advanced Cooling – Whisper includes 4 fans( 1 x 120mm Blue LED Intake, 1 x 120mm Black Rear Exhaust, and 2 x 80mm Rear Exhaust).  Bottom mounted PSU separates the heat given off by the PSU and motherboard

"Whisper is a really exciting option for the gamer who wants to maximize both computing performance and silent operation" said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT.  "NZXT’s advanced noise dampening technology combined with the many expansion options make Whisper a superior building block for any PC gaming rig."

Whisper will cost $139.99 when it arrives in September.

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