NZXT expands its custom PC business to France, Italy, Australia, and the Netherlands
PC gamers have new options for pre-built PCs and components, thanks to the expansion of NZXT.
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What you need to know
NZXT announced today that it’s expanded its area of coverage to include France, Italy, Australia, and the Netherlands. With the expansion, millions of people gain access to custom PC builds and PC components sold through the company.
A service called NZXT BLD lets people create gaming PCs with the parts they’d like. It’s a more straightforward and hassle-free way to get a custom gaming PC than building one yourself, though you don’t get the fun ofbuilding your own PC.
In addition to being an easy way to get a custom-built PC, NZXT often has parts in stock that aren’t available as standalone items. When GPUs like those from theNVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 SeriesorAMD Radeon RX 6000 Seriescome out, there’s usually a supply set aside for pre-built PC makers like NZXT. There’s no guarantee that you’ll be able to get a part, but it’s worth a look even if parts aren’t available on their own.
If you prefer to build your own PC, or if you just need some parts to swap into your current setup, NZXT also sells PC components. TheNZXT N7 B550 motherboardandNZXT Kraken Z53 AIO coolerare just a couple of the parts that we’ve taken a closer look at in reviews. NZXT also sells some of thebest PC caseson the market, though the NZXT H1 hasran into several issues.
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