- Jan 11, 2016
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The first time I pluggee something into the second front USB connector, along with it came the little blue piece that should have stayed inside the usb 3.0 port. I have others, and extensions, but I want my 2nd front usb 3.0 slot back.
Full sized case NZXT 530. Quite disappointed, I babied that thing putting stuff in and pulling it out.
The whole blue thing came out, and then broke, so that's gone. Is soldering a requirement? I don't think the pins are bent?
Guys, this case sucks, don't get it. Not only that, but the LED that's supposed to be on the front is hooked up properly and doesn't even work. The front panel is a complete bust. No other complaints really, just the entire front. Plus it's really hard to get off the first few times. Anyone have any idea? Can I get another blue piece, and ease it back on in there, pins are still straight I think. It's probably still under warranty, but word to the wise, once you build your computer and have everything inside the case including a PITA to install 212 evo cooler for the CPU, you're not going to tear apart your entire computer and put it all back inside a new case from the manufacturer, unless you have ALL the time in the world. QC NZXT on that front panel.
Full sized case NZXT 530. Quite disappointed, I babied that thing putting stuff in and pulling it out.
The whole blue thing came out, and then broke, so that's gone. Is soldering a requirement? I don't think the pins are bent?
Guys, this case sucks, don't get it. Not only that, but the LED that's supposed to be on the front is hooked up properly and doesn't even work. The front panel is a complete bust. No other complaints really, just the entire front. Plus it's really hard to get off the first few times. Anyone have any idea? Can I get another blue piece, and ease it back on in there, pins are still straight I think. It's probably still under warranty, but word to the wise, once you build your computer and have everything inside the case including a PITA to install 212 evo cooler for the CPU, you're not going to tear apart your entire computer and put it all back inside a new case from the manufacturer, unless you have ALL the time in the world. QC NZXT on that front panel.
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