Introduction
Noblesse Electric Blue Case Review
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This is a review of the Noblesse Electric Blue Case designed for overclockers. This case is designed to supply more than ample cooling. Without question, this case provided plenty of case cooling and plenty of room for modding this bad boy. Sleek and classy, giving the end user who wants a cool case in black, without worrying about having black drives to put in it. With the door, you can just hide those components and still use a black mouse, monitor and keyboard. In fact, most users could setup this case to a point were they almost never have to open the door in the first place with the cubby hole at the bottom which I will show you later.The Noblesse is a roomy case with plenty of room for CDRs and hard drives. Here are the specs for the Noblesse:
- M/B type : Extended ATX (12″ x 13″)
- Drive bays : External 4 x 5.25″, External 2 x 3.5″, Internal 5 x 3.5″
- Slot opening : 7 x standard PCI slots
- Dimensions (mm) : 445(H) x 200(W) x 411(D)
- Cooling fan : 4 x 80mm (Optional)
- ATX I/O Shield: 2 provided
- Access: Side Panel Access


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The case does not come in a plain jane brown box but one from the manufacturer. Plenty of packaging material for it to show up at your door unharmed. It contains a box of parts to go with your system including plenty of screws, slot blanks, and not one, but two I/O plates depending on whether or not you motherboard has the game and sound ports. That is very good since most don’t come with one at all. Only drawback, neither come with an open port for onboard LAN. Since most boards don’t come with one it is not a problem, but more and more are coming with them built in and you will have to cut that out yourself. Its very light tin so it shouldn’t be a problem using a small pair of snips.