Friday, December 10th 2021
NZXT Announces Cyberpunk 2077 H710i PC Case
NZXT, a community-driven provider of PC hardware, software, and services, today announces an exclusive Cyberpunk 2077-themed H710i PC case. The case was designed in collaboration with CD PROJEKT RED, for an extravagant entry in NZXT's CRFT lineup of cases. CRFT 09 H710i Cyberpunk offers fans an opportunity to transform their gaming rig into a piece of hardware straight from Cyberpunk 2077's dystopian future. Included with the case is a limited edition Arasaka Corporation Puck and Cyberpunk 2077 chip charm, further reinforcing the case's theme.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a narrative-driven, open-world RPG set in the most vibrant and dangerous metropolis of the future—Night City. The game follows the story of V, a hired gun on the rise in a world of cyber-enhanced street warriors, tech-savvy netrunners, and corporate life-hackers. Featuring CD PROJEKT RED's hallmark concept of choices and consequences, players will face difficult decisions that ripple through the entire game. Winner of over 200 awards, Cyberpunk 2077 is set in the universe of the classic pen & paper RPG system, Cyberpunk 2020.
CRFT 09 Inspiration
The latest entry in NZXT's CRFT line of gaming products was designed to bring the gritty and vibrant world of Cyberpunk 2077 directly to the desks of its biggest fans. The case is based on the style of a powerful entity known as the Arasaka Corporation. Their sterile "substance-over-style" design is painted over with expressive kitsch graffiti—an act of rebellious self-expression by the people of Night City. Altogether, CRFT 09 depicts the never-ending struggle between those trying to eke out a living in the "city of dreams" and the corporate overlords who control all aspects of life in the megalopolis and beyond.
Only 1000 units will be made available worldwide.
Availability: Now
Cyberpunk 2077 is a narrative-driven, open-world RPG set in the most vibrant and dangerous metropolis of the future—Night City. The game follows the story of V, a hired gun on the rise in a world of cyber-enhanced street warriors, tech-savvy netrunners, and corporate life-hackers. Featuring CD PROJEKT RED's hallmark concept of choices and consequences, players will face difficult decisions that ripple through the entire game. Winner of over 200 awards, Cyberpunk 2077 is set in the universe of the classic pen & paper RPG system, Cyberpunk 2020.
The latest entry in NZXT's CRFT line of gaming products was designed to bring the gritty and vibrant world of Cyberpunk 2077 directly to the desks of its biggest fans. The case is based on the style of a powerful entity known as the Arasaka Corporation. Their sterile "substance-over-style" design is painted over with expressive kitsch graffiti—an act of rebellious self-expression by the people of Night City. Altogether, CRFT 09 depicts the never-ending struggle between those trying to eke out a living in the "city of dreams" and the corporate overlords who control all aspects of life in the megalopolis and beyond.
Only 1000 units will be made available worldwide.
- CRFT 09 Features
- A modified H710i skin, based on the Arasaka Corporation's design ethos.
- Graffiti from around Night City on the tempered glass window.
- Cyberpunk 2077 chip charm and Arasaka Corporation Puck included with each case.
- Features Found in the H710i
- Clean, modern design, iconic cable management bar, and uninterrupted tempered-glass side panel showcase your stunning build.
- Aer F120mm fans are included for optimal internal airflow, and the front panel and PSU intakes come with removable filters. Includes a reversible, removable, top-mounted bracket designed for radiators between 240 mm-360 mm, which simplifies the installation of either closed-loop or custom-loop water cooling.
- Use the intuitive NZXT CAM application to monitor and control your build, choosing from presets or custom controls for your built-in RGB lighting and fans to create your dream PC.
Availability: Now
22 Comments on NZXT Announces Cyberpunk 2077 H710i PC Case
But yeah, looks really bad for me... and I see 0 resemblence in Cyberfailure 2077.
Note that the buyer is not required to install and run Cyberpunk 2077 either.
I assume many of these will be scooped up by scalpers who will resell at a premium.
Regardless the NZXT H710 is considered by many reviewers to be a decent mid-tower case.
I own both the H210 (the smaller mini-ITX sibling) and the H1 and the build quality of both are quite satisfactory. I do wish they had a few options (like front mesh panels) that aren't currently available. Neither of my NZXT builds have thermal issues, the cases provide adequate cooling.
I own it and have sunk maybe 3-4 hours into it, and that's 3-4 hours of crashes, restarting and trying various control options to make driving a car feel even vaguely like any other game where you drive a car.
I know they've fixed a lot of the bugs but I'm told there was a ton of missing/abandoned content at launch and was wondering if any of it has been added in yet or whether it's permanently scrapped from the game.
www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3521-nzxt-h710-case-review-brute-force-airflow
which puts the case in the middle of the pack in the CPU torture tests and on the better side of the group in the real world application tests.
It also fairs quite well in their noise-normalized tests and the overall acoustic rankings.
GN's biggest beef was the price which isn't helped here.
There are plenty of other reviews out there and I don't recall reading one that thoroughly trashed the H700 series for their thermal or acoustic performance.
One of the endings is quite easy tbh, I won't spoil but it's supposed to be the hardest one.
I generally like NZXT's stuff, but this is just silly, fuggily, worthless, waste of time & resources etc etc IMHO....
The graffiti really just ruins it. C'mon man. When I think Cyberpunk, I think... graffiti? Because hundreds of other games don't have that in their environments? I get that the exact graffiti is specific to the game, but as a whole it is bog-standard set dressing in a game, not a "cyberpunk" thing. What a half-assed aesthetic :laugh:
I just don't know what I'm supposed to be looking at. It's such a busy and directionless design. The whole thing just looks cheap.It really isn't a bad case. I have one minus the 'i,' which is the main thing they understandably got crap for. They have never really been the airflow kings, but their layouts are fine and pretty easy to work with. They have a nice minimalist look. They might have been one of the first to really do that whole look, though everybody does it now. I'm still thinking about going liquid with mine.
I gotta tell you though... just about every single time they try to slap a design on one of these cases, it just doesn't work. Ooof.