NZXT H440

Overview

The H440 is NZXT latest mid-tower chassis. The H440 supports standard ATX as well as mATX motherboards. It is better equipped featuring a vastly improved cooling system and comes in your choice of white, red, orange, blue or green accents.

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 27 expert reviews

Excellent:

20
Good:

6
Average:

1
Bad:

0

8.6

User Score

Based on 306 reviews
as rated by users

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Last revision on December 8, 2023

Reviewers Liked

Very versatile cooling mountings
Lack of 5.25-inch bays allows for better use of space
Great value
Excellent construction quality
Comes with four 140 mm fans
Lighting in the back now with 2 LEDs
Adapter to convert additional USB 3.0 to USB 2.0
Room for a 120/140mm radiator to be mounted on the rear of the case

Reviewers Didn't Like

Needs a pinch more room under the motherboard tray
Long graphics card means the loss of at least one HDD bay
No ODD support
No externally accessible drive bays
Limited to ATXsized motherboards
No card reader

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Expert reviews and ratings

Compared to the Corsair Obsidian 450D we looked at a month ago, the NZXT H440 offers a heck of a lot more for the same $120. Out of the box, Corsair's solution only supports three 3.5" hard drives and that might have been acceptable if the rest of the case was stacked with features, but that isn't the situation.

By TechSpot on June 11, 2014

NZXT has updated its enthusiast H440 case. This new version goes by the unimaginative name ‘H440 New Edition' however the list of changes from the original H440 is very encouraging: All black matte colour, Scratch resistant paintwork, Tinted black...

By Kitguru.net on December 18, 2015

After I spent several hours disassembling, assembling, reviewing and later testing the case, I believe it is time to express my thoughts regarding the product. NZXT H440 performance – I had a great experience dealing with this case. The build quality is...

By dvtests.com on May 10, 2015

A DIY case for PC builders, the H440 Designed by Razer packs lots of smarts and flexibility into a midpriced tower that bleeds menace and power. (It's long on storage and cooling capabilities, too.) Read...

By Computer Shopper on January 29, 2015

It is possible to mod any case in the world. I have seen almost every brand be modded in some way but most people get sponsored or they built it for a person that has a lot of money to pay a...

By ThinkComputers on November 24, 2014

The NZXT H440 Razer Edition isn't something new. It's basically a repackaged NZXT H440 that costs an additional $30. The design, the features, the concept, it's nothing new. This case is purely intended as a special item for Razer fans (or builders...

By Benchmark Reviews on November 17, 2014

The NZXT H440 is a great enclosure with an excellent, forward thinking design. It also has features to support this idea, and cooling performance to keep your components in the safety zone. Put them all together and it equates in to the right kind of...

By FutureLooks on August 03, 2014

NZXT has delivered another simple yet sexy case that stands apart from the plastic-encrusted...

By PCPowerPlay AU on July 07, 2014

100

A stylish case that’s ideal for those who value...

By Expert Reviews on May 13, 2014

I would like to thank NZXT for supplying the review sample. We have the NZXT H440 chassis on our test bench today. The company uses the following phrase to convince potential buyers: Sleek-design gaming case with superior capacity and cooling system....

By techPowerUp! on April 16, 2014

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NZXT H440

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