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MSI Nightblade Review (Dual SSD, i7 4770K, R9 290X)

Allan 'Zardon' Campbell March 13, 2014 Cases, Featured Announcement, PC

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The overall score of 4,873 points is a positive start. The Solid State performance helps, we can immediately see that.

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2 comments

Ben
March 13, 2014 at 10:52 am

I think its quite attractive, although the handle at the front puts the whole shape out of sync or something.

They are taking quite a stance with the high end stuff inside, surprised it didnt just turn off under load 🙂
Anusha
March 13, 2014 at 11:29 am

Yeah I love that, but I would want something a little more cost effective as a build, must be about £2k of hardware there in that. If the barebones is around £300, I would say £1k would get a great system. Something like a GTX770 and a 4670 would work for me.