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Raidmax Ninja Gaming Enclosure Review

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TweakTown Rating: 8.0%    Manufacturer: Raidmax

 

Introduction

 

Gaming rigs have come a long way from the gimmicky plastic things which looked impressive (sometimes) but which were distinctly average under the hood.

 

Today's enclosures targeted at dedicated gamers have to not only look impressive, but meet stringent requirements in terms of use of internal space, flexibility, innovation and probably most importantly, cooling. After all, what's the point of a case which looks terrific and fits everything you need but allows your precious hardware to fry itself? Not much.

 

The Ninja Gaming case from Raidmax is a new entry into the market. Kindly donated by our friends at PC Case Gear, the Ninja looks dark and intimidating. We pull it apart to see what it offers other than a sleek black finish.

Raidmax Ninja Black ATX Mid-Tower Case with Clear Side, Front USB and Audio Ports and 450-Watt Power (ATX918WBP)

 


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