NZXT announces today the Noctis 450 ROG, a Special Edition case aimed at dedicated PC Gamers. This ATX mid-tower case is ROG-certified, displays an exclusive Gun Gray finish and features Aura Sync RGB-lighting technology.
Noctis 450 ROG main features:
● ROG-certification guarantees premium compatibility and quality
● Aura sync allows simple yet sophisticated lighting effects synchronisation through Aura certified motherboards, driving the case’s power LED, under glow, PSU shroud and 2 internal LED strips
● Exclusive Gun Gray finish
Republic of Gamers (ROG)
The result of rigorous trials, ROG-certification means unquestioned compatibility and quality. Noctis 450 ROG is compatible with Aura sync to enable synchronised lighting effects, with no less than 9 different lighting modes, by connecting the case with Aura certified motherboards through a dedicated connector. It powers two internal LED strips, the case’s power LED, under glow and PSU shroud. For motherboards which are not Aura certified, a 4-pin adapter is included allowing to turn all internal and external LEDs red.
Stunning design, inside and out
With elegant, curved lines, the Noctis 450 beautifies gaming rigs with a sophisticated design. The chassis is designed to house all the hardware enthusiast PC gamers may need, including multi-graphic card support and SSD mounts.
Cooling optimised for long battles
The Noctis 450 ROG massive ventilation surfaces, fully-filtered front and PSU air intakes and four included fans, enable extreme cooling that very demanding gaming systems need. The front and top panels feature mounting points for radiators up to 360mm, ready for push/pull configurations and support the latest Kraken AIO liquid coolers.
Effortless cable management
With 80% more cable management space than competing mid-tower cases, the Noctis 450 ROG ensures a hassle-free build, empowering users to become experts on sleek cable management, transforming PC building into and easy and enjoyable experience.
Noise control
An integrated 8-port PWM fan converts the motherboard’s PWM signals into voltage regulation for the Noctis 450 ROG case fans, keeping the system cool and silent under low load.
