NZXT Releases Beginner-Friendly BLD Kits

 

For all the PC building enthusiasts out there, you might be familiar with the struggles of building a PC for the first time. Many people have even given up on their hopes of building their first PC because the hurdles are just so daunting.

 

Well, NZXT has the perfect solution for that.

Introducing the new NZXT BLD Kits (pronounced “build” kits). For those of you who are not familiar with NZXT, they are an American computer hardware company that is most known for its PC cases.

 

Building a PC is not that difficult. What’s most challenging for first-timers is the acquisition of parts. When you are new to the scene, it’s hard to keep track of what works with what, and what you need for your build. NZXT’s BLD Kits solve that problem by putting everything you need in a box, ready for you to build.

 

BLD Kit Options

The BLD Kits come in two options; the US$1,400 Starter Pro and the US$1600 Streaming Plus. In both of these options, you get an NZXT H510 mid-tower case in either white or black. You also get a Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti, a 1TB SSD, 16GB Team T-Force Vulcan Z RAM, and a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty.

 

The main difference between these two options is that the Starter Pro uses an Intel CPU (i5-11400F) and the Streaming Pro uses an AMD CPU (Ryzen 5 5600X). There are also minor differences between the two, such as the type of SSD used, the PSU wattage, and other accessories.

 

A PC-Building Adventure

What makes NZXT’s BLD Kits special is their instruction manual. When you build a PC for the first time, it’s like an adventure. It’s like you’re discovering a new world while you’re learning about how the parts are assembled. NZXT emphasizes this feeling through the use of their instruction manual, where they printed it like an adventure map. They even called it the ‘Adventurer’s Map for PC Building’.

 

So if you’re someone who wants to build their first PC, why not give this BLD Kit a try? It might be a bit pricier than acquiring the parts yourself, but the comfort in knowing that the parts should all work, and the experience NZXT has to offer might just be worth it.

 

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