AZZA Genesis 9000 Full Tower PC Case Review

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AZZA Genesis 9000 Full Tower PC Case Review

The AZZA Genesis 9000 full tower chassis that is not your typical everyday standard chassis. The Genesis 9000 chassis gives computer users the ability of being able to use two power supplies, fit two water cooler radiators inside and much more. The AZZA Genesis 9000 is available in White or Black and costs under $170. Is this the full tower PC case that you have been waiting for?

The AZZA Genesis 9000 full tower chassis is a fully capable chassis to fit just about any level of computer user while giving us room to grow with our computer systems.

Article Title: AZZA Genesis 9000 Full Tower PC Case Review
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1975/1/
Pricing At Time of Print: $169.99

[THEG33KWORLDTECH1]

Hey man, in the review, was it the RX480 from XSPC that you were referring to? if so, I noticed that it does fit in the case in one of the pictures, why is it not supported? I'm a little confused. another thing is, can the fans be put above the radiator at the top of the case to save room for a bigger radiator? Please reply! Thanks.

[DragonFury]

yes the that is the radiator i am referring to. Because it did not align with the chassis radiator mounting holes, it was off by a 1/2". Yes you can place the fans on top of the chassis, the determining factor of the size of rad is the space between the PCI expansion ports and the top of the chassis, which is only 2". The XSPC radiator I was using is 2.5" thick, so you can only use a 2"/50mm max thickness on the radiator without having to perform any modifications to the chassis and to use all of the PCI expansion bays.

[ViperRCR]

I was wondering if you could answer this question for me.

I am thinking about a 420mm radiator (3x140mm) to place up on top.
Are there mounting holes at the top of the case to support 140mm fans/rads?

Thanks in advance

[DragonFury]

unfortunately no it dont, just for rads that use a 120mm fans, the bottom looks like it can handle up to a dual140mm rad, but I havnt been able to verify this.