NZXT 810 Switch Special Edition Full-Tower PC Chassis Review

This is what we really wanted to see from the 810 switch, special edition or not, if you’re reading this review its likely you want to see what this chassis looks like fitted out with a gaming rig. I fitted out Antec 920 Kuhler in the top center of the radiator mounting space, with the fans on the radiator pulling air into the chassis, then relying on the pre installed fans to exhaust out the back of the chassis.

It would in this case make more sense to install it in the place of the rear exhaust fan and move that fan to the top of the chassis, but its all a matter of preference and I wanted to test the flexibility of the case, this seems liked a perfect way to do things a little differently.

As you can see the cable management is doing a stunning job here, I did have the motherboard power cables going through the left most slot, but the cable fell about 5mm short of being able to hook it up to the motherboard, either way its still leaving room for a very clean airflow within the chassis.

With the side panel back on its very easy to see our test system installed here, thanks to that massive and crystal clear side panel. Before anyone comments that I closed the top vents and blocked the CPU cooler, you’re right, but I didn’t have the system powered up at the time.