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Jul 24 2008, 1:13pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The case is built from 0.8mm and 1mm steel. Other features of the case include built-in temperature monitoring and silent cooling with 3 120mm fans included. The case has eSATA, HD audio, mic and dual USB ports on the front and it will retail for $89.99 when it launches this month.
“With the Guardian 921, we’ve reached an optimal balance of pricing and performance” said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. “This chassis is perfect for the PC Gamer/enthusiast who’s looking for a phenomenal building block for their new rig without breaking the bank.”
Via NZXT
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