NZXT S340 Elite Review
Up Close: Â Interior
Like the exterior, the interior of the S340 Elite is also Matte Black. Â That aside the first thing we notice is that NZXT have opted for the cover panel approach to hiding their cable management holes. Â This is something we’re starting to see more and more often, but if we remember correctly it was NZXT that started it two years ago with the original S340. Â We assume along with offering a different aesthetic to the case interior it may well help the company reduce production costs.
Angling the camera enables us to get a better view of the cable management cover and also of the front intake. Â Although no fans are fitted, the Elite will take 2x120mm or 2x140mm fans. Â As you might have guessed, there’s also room here for rads with either a 240mm or 280mm being on the cards.
NZXT have placed a quick release 2.5″ drive mount on the side of the false floor, in what is quite a nice “show off” position.
In addition to the side show off mount there are two further mounts on top of the false floor/PSU cover.
The rear of the case has 120mm fan with additional venting by virtue of the perforated PCI slot covers. Â It’s worth noting that unlike the original S340, the Elite has screw in PCI covers, not the cheaper press out tab variety.
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Turning our gaze upwards we can see that NZXT have also fitted a 120mm fan in the roof of the case. Â As you can see it’s also possible to fit a 140mm unit in this position should you feel the need.