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- Page 1 Whisper User’s manual...
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Page 3: Thank You
With every product, we are still breaking more boundaries and limits. Once again, thank you and all NZXT fans for the support and we hope to bring more amazing products in the coming years. -
Page 4: Whisper Specifications
:: Immense Expandability: The Whisper can hold up to nine hard drives, giving the users server-like expandability options and arrays. :: Large and Spacious: A Full Tower E-ATX build allows the NZXT Whisper to sit components comfortably with space to spare. High end video cards and power supplies will have no problems. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Thank you..................1 Whisper Specifications ..............2 Before Beginning................3 Getting starting................3 Motherboard Installation ..............4 LED, Power and Reset Installation ..........5 External 5.25” Drive Bay Installation ..........7 ... -
Page 6: Motherboard Installation
ATX, Mini-ATX ) with the holes on the motherboard tray 2. Secure the standoffs onto the holes which match your motherboard 3. Lay the motherboard onto the standoffs and then continue to secure the motherboard with the screws provided. NZXT. 4... -
Page 7: Led, Power And Reset Installation
USB, Audio ports, E-SATA, Reset, and Power buttons 1. Connect the reset switch (labeled RESET SW) by connecting to your motherboard RESET connector. Make sure you always attach the white wire to ground. (Blue/White +/-) NZXT. 5... - Page 8 2. The green input is the speaker input and the pink input is the microphone input. Case Pins Signal Description ASUS© Pins MIC-IN Front Microphone input Signal MIC2 MIC-POWER Front Microphone Power MICPWR GROUND Front Audio Ground AGND L-OUT Front Left Channel Audio Signal Line out_L NZXT. 6...
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Page 9: External 5.25" Drive Bay Installation
Please follow the directions below to install the 5.25” in the top 3 bays of the Tempest: 1. Remove the drive bay cover for the bay the 5.25” device is being installed. 2. Remove the screwless mechanism so the 5.25” drive can slide in correctly. NZXT. 7... - Page 10 Turn the screwless mechanism to lock the device in place. ( The user has the option to screw on the drives manually with the ODD screws that come in the accessory bag ) NZXT. 8...
- Page 11 Turn to lock the device in place 5. From the other side of the bay, use screws provided to provide more security. Attach the screw less bracket matching the 5.25” holes 6. Turn the screw less bracket to lock the drive. NZXT. 9...
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Page 12: External 3.5" Drive Bay Installation
Internal 3.5” Drive Bay Installation The NZXT Whisper has the ability to fit nine 3.5” internal HDDs. Please follow the directions below to install the device. 1. Open the side panel to gain access inside the chassis. -
Page 13: Installing The Power Supply With Sound Dampening Cover
4. Slide the tray back into the cage to secure it. The hard drive secured into the cage Installing the power supply with sound dampening cover The NZXT Whisper power supply bracket is located at the rear bottom of the chassis, a rubber mount is provided with your NZXT. 11... - Page 14 2. Align the power supply with the mounting holes on the bracket. 3. Secure the PSU using screws provided. PSU at the bottom of the chassis Secure from behind the chassis NZXT. 12...
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Page 15: Managing The Cables
Managing the cables The NZXT Whisper allows the user to hide cables behind the motherboard tray, simply route the cables behind the tray and out of the holes to organize cables in the chassis. A additional hole is also drilled to route the cables from the PSU area to the MB area. -
Page 16: Support And Service
You may inquire about replacement parts at rma@nzxt.com. Thank you again for purchasing an NZXT case. If you have any more comments or questions. Please visit our website or send us an email.
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